FROM THE HISTORY OF TRANSLATION ACTIVITY IN CENTRAL ASIA (XVI-XIX)
The history of translation activities from Russian into other languages is not researched enough, but has scientific value to describe the theory and practice of translation from Turkic languages into Russian and vice versa. The present article opens a series of articles in which the authors intend to present the research on the little-known pages of translational activities in Central Asia since the accession of this region to Russia (XIX century). Directly this work is devoted to pages of history, reflecting the development of translation studies (Russian - Kazakh) in Kazakhstan from the XVI to the XIX and beginning of XX century before disintegration of the Russian Empire.