FACTORS INFLUENCING THE INTRODUCTION OF TARGET LANGUAGE CULTURE IN DEVELOPING SOCIOCULTURAL COMPETENCE
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https://doi.org/10.55640/Keywords:
sociocultural competence, target language, culture, language learning, intercultural communication, authentic materials, teacher competence, motivation, cultural awareness, language educationAbstract
The article explores the essential role of cultural awareness in mastering a foreign language. It emphasizes that language learning is inseparable from understanding the culture, values, traditions, and social norms of the target language community. The study identifies key factors influencing the successful integration of cultural elements into language education, including the use of authentic materials, interactive communication, teacher competence, and learner motivation.
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