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| Open Access | LANGUAGE CONTACT AND THE ASSIMILATION OF TURKIC BORROWINGS IN ENGLISH: A LINGUISTIC AND HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVE
Charos Ismoilova Shuhrat kizi , English Teacher, Independent Researcher Samarkand Campus Tursunov Savlatbek Ismatilloyevich , 2nd course student University of Economics and Pedagogy Samarkand, UzbekistanAbstract
Language borrowing is fundamentally tied to “intercultural contact”, encompassing economic, political, cultural, ideological, and military interactions that drive the integration of lexical items from one language into another. Such processes reflect the “spiritual and cognitive worldviews” of participating societies and are inherent features of human communication.
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borrowing, economic, political, cultural, ideological, and military interactions, spiritual and cognitive worldviews, turkic origin.
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