INTRODUCTION TO TRANSLATION AND STRATEGIES

Mamasolieva Mohigul

Akhmedov Azimjon

Keywords: Keywords: translation strategy; strategic competence; translation; translation methods; stages of translation strategies; problems of translation.


Abstract

Annotation. This article primarily focuses on interpreting the concept of
"translation strategy." Currently, there lacks a precise definition of this term. Therefore,
the main objective of this article is to examine the concept of "translation strategy" as
a crucial component of strategic competence for aspiring translators. These are
fundamental skills that students must acquire while developing their ability to employ
translation strategies. The article also outlines the stages of translation and provides a
classification of this concept.


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