TEACHING METHODICS OF RUSSIAN IN CHINA AND IN OTHER COUNTRIES TEACHING WRITTEN TRANSLATION COMPETENCE OF CHINESE AND RUSSIAN LANGUAGES (FOR EXAMPLE OF THE CHINA)
Keywords:
Technology, methodic, teaching program, national language, state language, idea, ethnic language, pedagogical structure, pedagogic phrases, pedagogic ideas.
Abstract
Russian
In this article, the possibilities of teaching Chinese language were actually were presented on the example of China. It emphasized the issue of cyber threats. The threat of the teaching methodic Russian is considered to the causes of the between the other countries.
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3. Li, Jing jie, 2019: “Seventy Years of China-Russia Relation”, Russian, East European & Asian
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5. Liu, Limin, 2011: Russian Language Education in the New China, Shanghai: Shanghai Foreign, Language Education Press.
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20. Yan, Hongbo, 1999: “Features of Russian Language Teaching in China: A Historical Perspective”,Russian in China 4, 2-8.
Published
2024-04-18
How to Cite
Zulhayat AMANULLA. (2024). TEACHING METHODICS OF RUSSIAN IN CHINA AND IN OTHER COUNTRIES TEACHING WRITTEN TRANSLATION COMPETENCE OF CHINESE AND RUSSIAN LANGUAGES (FOR EXAMPLE OF THE CHINA). News of the NUUz, 1(1.4.1), 58-61. https://doi.org/10.69617/uzmu.v1i1.4.1.2142
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