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| Open Access | SIMILARITIES AND DIFFERENCES OF TWO CULTURES: UZBEK AND ENGLISH CULTURE
Ermukhammadova Marjona Bobomurod qizi , National university of Uzbekistan Foreign philology faculty Department of Translation Theory and Comparative Linguistics Simultaneous translation course 2nd course Master’s degree studentAbstract
This paper compares language, culture, and social norms in English and Uzbek contexts. It examines how linguistic diversity shapes societal interactions, emphasizing key norms like respect for elders in Uzbekistan and queuing in England. Both cultures show how language reflects social identity through dialects and accents. This analysis reveals shared values amidst cultural diversity.
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Language, culture, social norms, English, Uzbek, linguistic diversity, societal interactions, respect for elders, queuing, dialects, accents, social identity, comparative analysis.
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