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Computers can translate all kinds of languages well. Will children need to learn foreign languages in the future? Or can they rely on computers to do all their translations for them? Discuss and state your own opinion.
It is a fact that computers are playing big role in our life at the present time. People are maximizing potential uses of computers. One of the features of this device is translation of different languages. But can we put trust in computer translation?
One of the advantages of computer translation is speed. If a person doesn’t have any idea about a foreign language, one can utilize this special application to translate any text with the computer. But there is one important issue about this – will this translation awards be accurate with the meaning of the text? Will it be comprehensible to the other language? It is a fact that electronic translators interpret texts word for word. There is a common glitch that phrases lose their meaning in computer interpretation. My personal view it is a result of differences in cultures and the mentality of various nations.
On the other hand many people argue that computers can replace live translators and teachers of foreign languages. This point of view means that people can rely on computers to do all translations. So children will not feel the need of learning foreign languages. They can effectively communicate with people from other countries with the assistance of the computer. But I believe that in this case a problem of understanding each other will take a place and it may happen because of reasons I have written about above.
It strikes me that studying of foreign languages must be a requirement for children at school because when they learn, for example, English language they will also get the opportunity to know about the culture and history of England as well as the people of English nation. And not only England but also Great Britain. Also knowledge of foreign language promotes mental development. Of course children may use computers as a tool in learning language, optionally as a vocabulary of words and sentences to check orthography or for instant translation. But if they want to translate the whole meaning of their phrases children must use their mind.
Computers can translate all kinds of languages well. Will children need to learn foreign languages in the future? Or can they rely on computers to do all their translations for them? Discuss and state your own opinion.
It is a fact that computers are playing big role in our life at the present time. People are maximizing potential uses of computers. One of the features of this device is translation of different languages. But can we put trust in computer translation?
One of the advantages of computer translation is speed. If a person doesn’t have any idea about a foreign language, one can utilize this special application to translate any text with the computer. But there is one important issue about this – will this translation awards be accurate with the meaning of the text? Will it be comprehensible to the other language? It is a fact that electronic translators interpret texts word for word. There is a common glitch that phrases lose their meaning in computer interpretation. My personal view it is a result of differences in cultures and the mentality of various nations.
On the other hand many people argue that computers can replace live translators and teachers of foreign languages. This point of view means that people can rely on computers to do all translations. So children will not feel the need of learning foreign languages. They can effectively communicate with people from other countries with the assistance of the computer. But I believe that in this case a problem of understanding each other will take a place and it may happen because of reasons I have written about above.
It strikes me that studying of foreign languages must be a requirement for children at school because when they learn, for example, English language they will also get the opportunity to know about the culture and history of England as well as the people of English nation. And not only England but also Great Britain. Also knowledge of foreign language promotes mental development. Of course children may use computers as a tool in learning language, optionally as a vocabulary of words and sentences to check orthography or for instant translation. But if they want to translate the whole meaning of their phrases children must use their mind.
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