The Interrelation of Related and Unrelated Languages
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- Authors
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T.K. Mardieyev
Associate Professor of SamISI
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- Keywords:
- means of communication, unrelated, culture
- Abstract
- In this article we observe that the Uzbek language has been in harmony with other related and unrelated languages since ancient times. In ancient times, the peoples living in Central Asia and their culture often had similarities in languages. Therefore, language, which is a means of communication between peoples, is constantly evolving, and sometimes some words become outdated and go out of communication. We can see this in the examples presented in this article.
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