Good evening,
My IPA (Interpretative Phenomenological Analysis) research project involves conducting interviews in a different country and in a different language. Considering that I will need to account for cultural contexts and that the language may carry cultural meanings, would it be appropriate consider Poblete's (2009) five operations of translation in the Methods of Analysis section? Additionally, are there any translation tools available that could expedite the translation process?
Thank you.
That ought to be fairoly straight forward. Latin script - the text as usually found like this here, would be referred to as 'orthographical trabnscription'. By contrast, giving an | ɪɡˈzɑːmpl̩ |you use forward slashes or lines and refer to it as "transcription in the International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA)".
Hope this helps! :-)
Hi Michael, Thank you for your response. I believe I should have mentioned that in my case IPA means Interpretative Phenomenological Analysis (qualitative method). I will add a comment to my post.
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