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Aug 28 – 30, 2025
Can Tho University
Asia/Ho_Chi_Minh timezone
Innovating ELT: Sustainability and Global Readiness

THE ROLE OF CHATGPT IN ASSISTING ENGLISH MAJORS TO IMPROVE THE QUALITY OF TERMINOLOGY AND GRAMMAR TRANSLATION AT NATIONAL ECONOMICS UNIVERSITY

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Campus II (Can Tho University)

Campus II

Can Tho University

3/2 Street, Ninh Kieu District, Can Tho City, Viet Nam
Poster Professional Development Posters

Speaker

Le Thuy Linh (National Economics University)

Description

This research explored the impact of Chat GPT, an AI-powered language model, on improving the quality of terminology and grammar translation. The study utilized qualitative method with a survey questionnaire administered to 100 junior and senior Business English majors. Findings indicated that by integrating Chat GPT into the translation process, students would gain exposure to industry-specific terminology, expanding their vocabulary and linguistic flexibility. The AI model's grammatical accuracy would assist students in refining their sentence structures and word placements, crucial for accurate academic translation. In conclusion, the integration of Chat GPT into translation journey of Business English students holds significant potential for enhancing their language skills, particularly in terminology and grammar for academic translation. By striking a balance between AI assistance and human expertise, educators can guide students towards becoming adept translators with a comprehensive grasp of language intricacies and effective communication – essential qualities for success in the business realm

Biography

Le Thuy Linh teaches interpreting and translation, National Economics University. She got bachelor degree at English department, Hanoi University, and MTESOL degree from Victoria University, Australia. She got certificate of consecutive interpreting at Diplomatic Academy of Vietnam and valuable first-hand experiences in interpreting. Her research interest focuses on ESL/EFL innovations

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Le Thuy Linh (National Economics University)

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