TRANSLATION ISSUES OF TRANSPORT TERMINOLOGY IN TECHNICAL TEXTS
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linguistic competence, linguistic terminology, comparative approach, native language, second foreign language.Abstract
With the expansion of intercultural and business relations with foreign countries, attitudes toward foreign languages in Uzbekistan have changed. A foreign language has become one of the key elements of the modern higher education system and an important means of self-realization. In the sphere of professional activity, one of the most promising areas of higher technical education is multilingual education, in which students should have the opportunity to learn at least two foreign languages required for international communication in order to form a new type of specialist—multicultural, multilingual, and versatile.Downloads
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