GRAMMATICAL PROBLEMS IN TRANSLATION.

Authors

  • Abduraximova Shaxnoza Abdurashitovna Senior Teacher of the TMC institute of Tashkent Department of Languages, Exact and Social Sciences Author
  • Abdurashitova Nargiza Muxtarovna 1st student of the faculty of Philology and Language Teaching, TMC institute Author

Keywords:

problems, subject and verb structure, grammar, phrases, verb tenses, cultural references, changes, extinction.

Abstract

Theories of translation refer to the study of the process of translating written or spoken language from one language to another. Theories of translation explore the complexities and challenges of transferring meaning from one language to another. Translation is not simply a matter of replacing words in one language with their equivalents in another, but involves grappling with cultural differences, linguistic nuances, and the specific contexts in which texts are produced and received. Theories of translation consider questions such as how to convey idiomatic expressions or cultural references, how to maintain the author’s voice and style across languages, and how to navigate power dynamics between source and target cultures. These theories draw on a range of approaches, from linguistic and cultural studies to literary and philosophical analyses, and help us to better understand the role of translation in shaping our globalized world. And this article explores the grammatical difficulties in English Uzbek translation process, because as we know the grammatically (morphological and syntactic ways) these two languages are the totally differentiates between each other.

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Published

2026-04-19