EXPLORING THE PECULIARITIES OF FORMATION IN IT TERMINOLOGY
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This article explores the formation of IT terminology, drawing parallels with the evolution of language and cultural concepts, as exemplified by proverbs. It highlights the multifaceted nature of IT terminology, encompassing cultural adaptation, technological innovation, linguistic borrowing, and semantic evolution. Through the analysis of selected IT terms, the article demonstrates how cultural context, technological advancements, and linguistic influences shape the vocabulary used to describe modern technology. By examining the peculiarities of IT terminology formation, readers gain insight into the dynamic interplay between culture, technology, and language in shaping contemporary discourse.
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