THE USE OF GOOGLE TRANSLATE IN ENHANCING THE STUDENTS’ VOCABULARY
Kata Kunci:
Learning English, Google translate, Teaching VocabularyAbstrak
Learning English is very important, because English has become international language, even though in our country it is still as a foreign language, but it is very important to master it because many aspect in our activity using English such as in business activity, technology operate, in tourism, and the names of technology products. There are so many ways to master this language. Teaching vocabulary helps students understand and communicate with others in English. Existence of online dictionaries give students a great opportunity to master this language. Google translate becomes an alternative way for students to master English language. The focus of this research is to find out whether the effect of Google translation can enhance vocabulary mastering English education students in Universitas Teknokrat Indonesia.
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