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Elongation occurs when target languages end up being longer than the source language. This happens simply because when dealing with languages, some take longer both in written and spoken form to convey the same meaning of the source. Elongation is a naturally occurring thing in translations but can be dealt with by skilled translators who can manipulate wording and sentence structure to help keep a translation concise. This is important when the translation will be used in multimedia, namely for a voice-over script and subtitling.

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