ACTUAL PROBLEMS OF TEACHING FOREIGN LANGUAGES IN THE ERA OF DIGITAL TECHNOLOGIES
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This article delves into the challenges and opportunities facing language education, comparative linguistics, translation studies, and 21st-century linguistics in the digital era. Divided into four sections, it examines modern teaching methodologies enhanced by digital tools, the complexities of machine translation, cultural nuances in digital translations, and the transformative impact of big data on linguistic research.The article addresses the complexities, transformations, and ethical considerations shaping language studies in today's technologically-driven landscape.
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