Quelldprache
Quelldprache, also known as source language, refers to the original language in which a text, document, or piece of software is written or created. In the context of translation, the source language is the language from which a text is being translated into another, known as the target language. For example, if a book written in English is translated into Spanish, English would be the source language, and Spanish the target language.
In computing and software development, the term "Quelldprache" (German for "source language") is often used to
The importance of the source language lies in its role as the foundation for further development, translation,
In linguistics and translation studies, the source language influences the translation process, as translators must consider