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Chapter I THE PROBLEM AND ITS BACKGROUND

Introduction Have we ever noticed some individuals nowadays, how they construct their sentence in a grammar context? Or how they speak? In particularly, students in our present time have difficulties making a simple sentence. It causes low comprehension and lack of vocabulary words. Students nowadays encountered a big problem in terms of translating our very own language to universal language or Filipino to English. In this case student cannot find the right word for their sentence because they cannot find a better and good term for it. The bad result for the student is the low comprehension in terms of writing properly. So what is the used of a “Translator Software”? Why students need to suffer in this situation? “Translator Software” is software that can translate a language to other languages. By using this many individuals help simply understand what is written in other languages. The proposed system is entitled as “Language Translator for CITCS”. It is software made by the researchers to help students to easily translate and understand a sentence input in the translator software.

Background of the Study Language translator is software that provides vocabulary words for the students of College of Information Technology and Computer Studies. This system is created to be an effective learning tool in terms of translating a language to another language. And it also serves as dictionary to students. The language translator for CITCS has three different languages that can translates the tagalog word into English, Spanish and Niponggo. This study aim to create a language translator that will help a student to teach on how to compose a correct sentence, and how to use a word properly. And the system will not provide a correct translation if the sentence is not properly constructed. The study entitled “Language Translator for

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