Corpora in Language Learning, Translation and Research
Larisa Grčić, Klaudia Križanec, Nikolina Palašić, Marija Brkić Bakarić, Lucia Načinović Prskalo, Košuta Estera Lerga, Kaja Mandić, Ana Ostroški Anić, Frane Malenica, Mirjana Borucinsky, Jana Kegalj, Ivana Havelka, Marija Brkić Bakarić, Eriola Qafzezi, Larisa Grčić, Klaudia Križanec, Nikolina Palašić, Marija Brkić Bakarić, Lucia Načinović Prskalo, Košuta Estera Lerga · 2024
In the realm of modern linguistic studies, corpora play a foundational role that extends across diverse disciplines and applications. These extensive language resources are not merely repositories of linguistic data but serve as indispensable tools for language learners, translators, and researchers alike. The articles compiled in this conference proceedings delve into interconnected themes such as corpora, AI technologies, language education, and cultural translation. Together, they celebrate the dynamic synergy between language, technology, and culture in modern linguistic research. Corpus-driven studies shed light on language use and cultural expressions, revealing how languages adapt within diverse cultural contexts. The task of cultural translation highlights the complexities of conveying cultural nuances across languages and cultures. By exploring language corpora, educators can leverage innovative strategies to enhance language proficiency among learners, thus influencing language pedagogy and curriculum design, and individuals can gain deeper insights into language structure, usage variations, and cultural expressions. Through an exploration of the development and utilization of both general and specialized corpora, the selected collection of articles seeks to enrich our understanding of language and its multifaceted dimensions in today’s rapidly evolving global context.