THE ROLE OF CORPUS LINGUISTICS IN ANALYZING SHORT NEWS ARTICLES: IMPLICATIONS FOR LANGUAGE LEARNING AND TRANSLATION STUDIES
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Corpus linguistics, short news, language education, translation studies, discourse analysis, educational platforms.Abstrak
Corpus linguistics provides a scientific approach to understanding language use through large collections of real-world texts. This paper explores the integration of corpus linguistics with short news articles—a genre that has become essential in today's digital communication. By analyzing short news articles within corpora, educators and researchers can extract significant insights into vocabulary acquisition, grammar learning, discourse structures, and translation strategies. The ability to apply corpus-based methods to short news articles presents unique opportunities for language teaching, translation, and developing personalized learning experiences in educational platforms. This paper also addresses challenges and future directions in corpus-based analysis of short news articles.
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