TRANSLATION AS AN INDEPENDENT SCIENCE: THE LINGUISTIC ASPECT OF INTERCULTURAL COMMUNICATION
Abstract
This article discusses the translation of this article plays an active role in strengthening the interethnic foundations of all national cultures, establishing and developing friendly relations between the fraternal peoples of our country, as well as a powerful factor not only as a means of communication, but also its linguistics, methodology and terminology.
Keywords
translation, number of peoples and number of languages, linguist, terminology, national culture, philology, representative, original.How to Cite
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