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Explain the figurative language in the title, “Translating Grandfather’s House”. What does the speaker mean by saying that he ha

s “translated” his grandfather’s house?

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wariber [46]2 years ago

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He is translating the meaning of his grandfather's house as he sees it, not how his family does.

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