Intralingual (Re)translations of Foreign words and phrases in the texts translated into Ottoman Turkish

The Alphabet Reform of 1928 necessitated transcription/intralingual translation works written in Ottoman Turkish order to pass them posterity. Reprints made the new alphabet were soon replace old books as law only allowed book printing Latin 1 January 1929. This intralingual activity has continued full throttle until our day. At first, authors period did (self) translations continue their fame and remain readable Republic period. Similarly, ageing words simplified efforts era. However, there are translated besides authored be transferred alphabet. During works, source text may contain lots foreign and/or phrases that they or pronounced by texts. result different renderings same translators. We find it important problematize this subject is increased interest day on authors. study aims describe strategies adopted translators, examining how rendered two transcriptions Ahmed Midhat Efendi’s Niza-i İlm ü Din – İslam ve Ulûm. first was done Mustafa Yıldırım 2018. It followed Bünyamin Tan’s 2021.