COMPARATIVE BILINGUAL SYNCHRONOUS CORPUS: NEW APPROACHES IN LINGUISTICS AND LINGUISTIC RESEARCH

The article examines the significance, organization, and potential uses of comparative bilingual synchronous corpora. These corpora are predominantly built using parallel texts, which makes them a valuable asset for language education, translation, and linguistic studies. The research highlights how such corpora can be used in analyzing grammar, vocabulary, and meaning, and points out their influence on contemporary computational linguistics as well as artificial intelligence applications. Additionally, the article addresses the process involved in developing comparative bilingual synchronous corpora, their use in practical research settings, and the possibilities for future developments. This investigation aims to introduce innovative methodologies and contribute to advancing scientific inquiry within the field of linguistics.