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Transliteration is a conversion in the script. eg:

arabic كتاب = ktʾb (ISO-233)

hebrew זכר = rkzzkr (ISO 259-3)

Transcription is a conversion according to the phonological rules. The IPA is one common target for such conversion:

arabic كتاب = ktaːb (direct transcription, omitting unwritten vowels)

Translation translates text from one language to another

arabic كتاب = book

Transliteration is a conversion in the script. eg:

arabic كتاب = ktʾb (ISO-233)

hebrew זכר = rkz (ISO 259-3)

Transcription is a conversion according to the phonological rules. The IPA is one common target for such conversion:

arabic كتاب = ktaːb (direct transcription, omitting unwritten vowels)

Translation translates text from one language to another

arabic كتاب = book

Transliteration is a conversion in the script. eg:

arabic كتاب = ktʾb (ISO-233)

hebrew זכר = zkr (ISO 259-3)

Transcription is a conversion according to the phonological rules. The IPA is one common target for such conversion:

arabic كتاب = ktaːb (direct transcription, omitting unwritten vowels)

Translation translates text from one language to another

arabic كتاب = book

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Transliteration is a conversion in the script. eg:

arabic كتاب = ktʾb (ISO-233)

hebrew זכר = rkz (ISO 259-3)

Transcription is a conversion according to the phonological rules. The IPA is one common target for such conversion:

arabic كتاب = ktaːb (direct transcription, omitting unwritten vowels)

Translation translates text from one language to another

arabic كتاب = book