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The article discusses the features of the formation of neologisms-phrases in the modern Korean language of the 21st century and features of their translation into English. The analysis showed that most of the neologisms are translated into English using tracing, to the least extent such means of translation as descriptive translation, transcription/transliteration, lexico-semantic transformation is used.
neologism; word formation; phrase; free phrases; phraseological unit; translation methods.
neologism; word formation; phrase; free phrases; phraseological unit; translation methods.
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