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Is it OK to translate кавап as шашлык?
I don't see why not. Isn't that what it is?
As far as I understand, "kebab" is a more generic name than "шашлык". To further complicate the matter, Belarusian (and Russian) have loanwords "кебаб", that usually means some other kind of kebab.
I think in Europe it's more generic, due to all the Döner stands/shops that sell "kebab" (I don't know if those have spread to where you are, but I would guess that they have).
In the U.S., I believe that kebab is generally interpreted as "meat on a stick", which is the meaning we want. The full word is "shishkebab", but I think most people would just use the shortened version.
IMO, it's completely fine to translate it as "kebab". It may be ambiguous sometimes in some places, but generally I think it's okay. Especially in this context, since you'd never order "twenty kebabs" if they weren't shishkebabs...
Okay, I read the wiki. I guess it's much more generic in the Middle East as well.
I added the alternate translation that is more specific, but both are fine, IMO.
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