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FUTURE TRENDS AND DIRECTIONS IN INTERCULTURAL TRANSLATION

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  • 1. student, group 2102 Department of information service and public relations Uzbekistan State World Languages University

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This article delves into the future trajectory of intercultural translation, 
exploring how technological advancements, shifts in global dynamics, and evolving 
cultural paradigms are reshaping the landscape of translation studies. It examines 
emerging trends such as machine translation, artificial intelligence, and 
crowdsourcing, as well as their implications for cross-cultural communication and 
intercultural understanding. By analyzing current research and theoretical 
frameworks, the article offers insights into the challenges and opportunities that lie 
ahead in the field of intercultural translation, providing a roadmap for future 
exploration and innovation

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