STYLISTIC DISCORDANCES OF ENGLISH AND UZBEK SPEECH FORMULAS
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The stylistic distinctions between Uzbek and English speech formulas are examined in this essay, with an emphasis on linguistic and cultural aspects. It draws attention to differences in context, tone, and politeness in phrases like requests, apologies, and greetings. The study highlights how cultural norms influence these variations, offering guidance to language learners and translators.
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