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- sporespore
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英語の構図からはBogotaが初めて出てくるので「両政府」とするのは行き過ぎと思わせますが、文章の前後関係からどのような意味で使われているのかを考えると、かえって「東京とボゴタは」と訳すと判りにくくなります。学校の中での会話でMr. Yoshidaと書いてあれば日本語では吉田先生と訳すみたいな感じです。 Mr. Obama saidは大統領曰く・・となりますよね。
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そういえばおっしゃる通りの訳を文脈次第で私も恣意的にしていました。 今回は都市名と政府という語が私の中で、つながりにくかったようです。 回答ありがとうございました。
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こんにちは 大都市なだけではなく、それぞれの国の首都だからですが・・・ ・文面から、使われている首都名は、その国の政府をさすのは明らか。 ・日本で、ボコタがコロンビアの首都であると、すぐにピンと来る人は、決して多数ではない。 というような理由から、両政府と訳したほうがベター、とアドバイスされたのだと思います。 たとえば「東京とワシントン」とか、「東京と北京」なら直訳でも充分でしょうが、この場合でも、質問の英文のような内容なら、「両政府」と訳したほうが、スマートでベターな翻訳だと思いますよ。
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- wind-sky-wind
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訳し方というより，英語自体の表現です。 ここでは be slated to 原形で「人が～する予定だ」という表現が用いられています。 本来なら，その国の意思を決定する政府首脳・機関が主語になるべきところを Tokyo, Bagota という（大都市，というより）首都，政府の機能が集約された都市名を主語にして， 英語では表現することがある。 日本語としてはこういう「東京は～する予定である」のような表現は不自然に感じられる， だから「政府は」という訳をした方が自然。
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