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Abstract
Within the framework of a didactic proposal, this article proposes to present a preliminary step to the specialized translation French-Greek. It will attempt to highlight the benefits of autonomous learning through the consultation of a corpus of specialized parallel texts established by the EU institutions. The use of concordancers will provide solutions to students wishing to study the variability of terminology and specialized vocabulary at monolingual and bilingual levels.
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1 Université d’Ioannina, Ioannina, Grèce