This article examines the specific features of paremiological units in the English and Uzbek languages, highlighting their linguistic, cultural, and pragmatic aspects. The study focuses on the structural, semantic, and functional peculiarities of proverbs and sayings as reflections of the worldview and cultural heritage of both nations. Comparative analysis is used to identify similarities and differences in form, meaning, and usage patterns, taking into account historical development and socio-cultural factors. The research also explores the role of paremiological units in intercultural communication, as well as their significance in language teaching and translation practice. The findings contribute to a deeper understanding of the interrelation between language and culture, enriching paremiological studies and fostering better cross-cultural awareness.

paremiology, proverb, saying, English language, Uzbek language, linguistic features, cultural context, comparative analysis, intercultural communication, translation studies.

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