THE ROLE AND DEVELOPMENT OF TRANSLATORS IN UZBEKISTAN
Keywords:
Uzbekistan, translation, translators, foreign languages, education, globalization, translation studies, cultural exchange, professional development, language servicesAbstract
This article explores the current state, challenges, and future prospects of translators in Uzbekistan. It highlights the increasing demand for translation services due to globalization and the country's cultural and educational expansion. Additionally, the article touches on the importance of professional training, technological support, and government initiatives in enhancing the quality and recognition of translation as a respected profession.
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