MANIFESTATION OF LANGUAGE PERSONALITY AND COMMUNICATIVE PERSONALITY IN THE STUDY OF INTERCULTURAL COMMUNICATION

Abstract

Globalization has brought fundamental changes to the life of modern society
and to the language that used in societies. The complex nature of
interlanguage communication requires understanding of the conventionality of
the actions of the interpreter as a subject of communication, the inseparability
of the decisions taken by the translator for the purposes of communication, as
a bilingual, bicultural environment mediated communication it is the translator
is able to understand and translate through his professional activities, "foreign"
for communicants culture. The presence of a translator makes cross-language
interaction possible, transforms it, changing the assumptions and expectations
of communicants about how the communicative event will proceed.