USING DIGITAL TECHNOLOGY TO TRAIN FUTURE TRANSLATORS

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  • Khamidov Bekhruz Ziyot ugli ##default.groups.name.author##

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Translation technology, Computer-Assisted Translation (CAT), Machine Translation (MT), Localization, Translator training, Digital literacy

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The translation profession has been profoundly influenced by digital advancements, making technological proficiency an essential skill alongside linguistic expertise. In today’s professional landscape, translators must demonstrate competence in computer-assisted translation (CAT) tools, machine translation (MT), and localization software to meet industry demands. As globalization necessitates high-quality multilingual communication, training programs must evolve to equip future translators with both technical and linguistic skills (Golovatska & Tereshchuk, 2024). This article explores the role of digital tools in modern translator education, analyzing their advantages, challenges, and the shifting requirements of the linguistic services market.

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  • Khamidov Bekhruz Ziyot ugli

    An English Teacher, Faculty of Pedagogy and Languages,

    Department of Language and Teaching Methodology, Angren University, Angren

    Email: khamidovbekhruz1@gmail.com

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2025-02-09