W.V.O. Quine's concept of radical translation most notably implies:

AThat actual translation is always possible due to universal grammar.

BThat there is no fact of the matter about what a speaker means, and thus no way to choose a single correct translation.

CThat the accuracy of translation is ensured by the objective nature of meaning.

DThat translation is possible between languages with a common ancestor.

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