AUTOMATIC TEXT TRANSLATION IN THE SOCIAL MEDIA INSTAGRAM

Authors

  • Muhlisa Raimberdiyeva Nuraliyeva Uzbekistan State University of World Languages, Comparative linguistics linguistic translation studies 22_13 2nd year graduate student

Keywords:

automatic text translation, machine translation, Instagram, social media, language barriers, cross-cultural communication, global communities

Abstract

This thesis discusses the automatic text translation in the social media Instagram, the potential and challenges of automatic text translation within the Instagram ecosystem, examining its impact on user experience, content accessibility, and the fostering of global communities.

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Published

2024-06-03

Issue

Vol. 1 No. 13 (2024): RESEARCH-BASED TRANSFORMATION OF TEACHER EDUCATION:TRADITION AS A BASIS FOR INNOVATION

Section

TECHNOLOGICAL AND DIGITAL GAP: THE IMPACT OF ACCESS TO TECHNOLOGY, DIGITAL RESOURCES, AND ONLINE LEARNING PLATFORMS ON EDUCATIONAL EQUITY AMONG DIFFERENT ETHNOCULTURAL GROUPS

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AUTOMATIC TEXT TRANSLATION IN THE SOCIAL MEDIA INSTAGRAM. (2024). Konferensiyalar | Conferences, 1(13), 385-387. https://uzresearchers.com/index.php/Conferences/article/view/3571