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The issues with translation in economic terminology

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  • Nodira Anvaronva Mansurova

    Tashkent State University of Economics Senior teacher, PhD of the Department of Teaching Foreign Languages
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Keywords:

translation method; economic term; non-equivalent economic term.

Abstract

The primary linguistic and extralinguistic factors that affect the translation of special economic phrases are revealed in this article. The study's own linguistic (component and etymological analysis) and pedagogical experience were employed to investigate the intricacies of translating unique economic terminology. It has been demonstrated that the translation language's cognitive function is largely independent of the language's grammatical structure. The comprehension of the internal structure of the non-equivalent vocabulary, which articulates the non-differentiation of the species economic notion in the target languages, is crucial to the effectiveness of the translation.

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Published

2025-11-29

How to Cite

Mansurova, N. A. (2025). The issues with translation in economic terminology. TLEP – International Journal of Multidiscipline, 2(6), 133-136. https://www.tlepub.org/index.php/1/article/view/503