INGLIZ VA O’ZBEK TILLARIDA SHEVAGA XOS SO’ZLARNING SOTSIOLINGVISTIK XUSUSIYATLARI
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Shevaga xos so’zlar, ijtimoiy qatlamlar, sotsiolingvistik xususiyatlar, geografik joylashuv, etnik jarayonlar.##common.commaListSeparator## Dialects, social classes, sociolinguistic characteristics, geographic location, ethnic processes.Abstrak
Shevaga xos so’zlar — bu ma'lum bir guruh tomonidan gapiriladigan tilning maxsus shakllaridir, ular ko'pincha geografik joylashuv, ijtimoiy tabaqa, etnik kimlik, tarixiy rivojlanish va tilga ta'sir qilgan boshqa tillar bilan aloqalar kabi omillarga asoslanadi. O'zbek va ingliz tillaridagi lahjalarning sotsiolingvistik xususiyatlarini tushunish uchun lahjalarning qanday shakllanishi, ular qanday ijtimoiy qatlamlarni aks ettirishi va kommunikatsiyada qanday ishlatilishini tahlil qilish kerak. Quyidagi maqolada ikki tilning shevaga xos so’zlaridagi sotsiolingvistik xususiyatlari haqida so’z boradi.
Dialects are special forms of a language spoken by a particular group, often based on factors such as geographic location, social class, ethnic identity, historical development, and contacts with other languages that have influenced the language. To understand the sociolinguistic characteristics of dialects in Uzbek and English, it is necessary to analyze how dialects are formed, what social classes they reflect, and how they are used in communication. The following article discusses the sociolinguistic characteristics of dialect words in the two languages.
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