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Volume 5, Issue 10: Special Issue
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ISSN: 2181-2020
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THE 6TH INTERNATIONAL SCIENTIFIC AND PRACTICAL
CONFERENCE
“
MODERN PHARMACEUTICS: ACTUAL
PROBLEMS AND PROSPECTS
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TASHKENT, OCTOBER 17, 2025
in-academy.uz
THE IMPORTANCE OF USING E-TRANSLATORS IN STUDYING A FOREIGN
LANGUAGE
A.A.Rakhmanova
Tashkent Pharmaceutical Institute, Tashkent city, Republic of Uzbekistan
e-mail: azizahonraa@gmail.com
https://doi.org/
10.5281/zenodo.17310214
In today’s globalized world, foreign language knowledge is no longer a privilege but a
necessity. For education, career, travel, or personal growth, millions of people study new languages
every year. Yet this process is rarely easy: learners face complex grammar, unfamiliar vocabulary,
and cultural nuances hidden in everyday speech. Recent advances in digital technology have
introduced new tools to address these challenges, and among them the e-translator has become one
of the most effective and widely used. E-translators, whether devices or applications, offer instant
translation of words, phrases, or entire texts. Unlike traditional dictionaries, they work within seconds
and often include features such as pronunciation guides, speech recognition, offline access, and
contextual explanations. These functions speed up comprehension and make e-translators valuable
tools in language learning.
Bridging the Language Gap
A major advantage is their ability to reduce barriers at the early stages, when unfamiliar
vocabulary can discourage learners. With e-translators, students can continue reading authentic texts,
watching films, or listening to songs while clarifying meanings instantly. They also support
vocabulary growth through synonyms, examples, and contextual usage, while audio features help
improve pronunciation and speaking confidence.
Encouraging Independent Learning and Real-Life Communication
Equally important is the role of e-translators in promoting independent learning. Some students
have lack access to regular classes, professional tutors, or native speakers, yet e-translators allow
them to engage with foreign texts autonomously. By enabling immediate translation while continuing
with the original material, learners develop curiosity, discipline, and a sense of progress. Moreover,
these tools are highly useful in real-life communication: travelers can interpret signs and menus,
professionals can navigate international meetings, and students can interact with peers online, all of
which provide practical experience that strengthens memory and fluency.
Finally, advanced e-translators minimize misunderstandings by recognizing idioms and
culturally specific expressions. Instead of offering literal equivalents, they suggest contextually
accurate translations, allowing learners to grasp both meaning and cultural nuance. Nevertheless,
while their advantages are undeniable, e-translators should not be considered replacements for
traditional learning. True mastery of a language still requires memorization, practice, and direct
communication. Used in combination with teachers, textbooks, and authentic interaction, e-
translators function best as supportive tools that accelerate learning rather than substitute it.
Conclusion
To sum up, e-translators are a valuable support in today’s language learning. They help
overcome barriers, build vocabulary, improve pronunciation, and make independent study more
realistic. At the same time, they should not be seen as full replacements for traditional methods but
rather as helpful companions in the process. With steady effort and the support of such tools, learning
a foreign language becomes less intimidating and far more achievable.
