Formation of linguistic competence of future interpreters.

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  • A. N. Monashnenko ,

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The concept of "competence" discussed in the article. Formations of the linguistic competence of future interpreters and the basic strategies of interpreters described at the article. Linguistic competence of the future interpreter is understood as a set of verbal, linguistic and socio-cultural components. It is determined that the linguistic competence involves the acquisition by students and interpreters of knowledge of foreign languages, the development and the increase of vocabulary words, possession of spelling and punctuation rules.

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No. 192 (2013): Scientific journal «Humanitarian Studios: Pedagogics, Psychology, Philosophy», Part 1 (English)

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