Vol. 4 No. 10 (2023): Volume 04 Issue 10

In this article, the specific features of pictorial expressions in Korean and Uzbek languages are studied. The semantic structure and divisional areas of imitation words in the two nations are similar. But their formation in terms of meaning is different. That is, the places that are not considered to be imitations of Uzbek are expressed in an interesting way in Korean.

In this article main functions of dialogues in such satirical novels as The White House Mess, They Eat Puppies, Don’t They? Thank you for smoking are defined. Buckley by means of characters’ dialogues conveys comic message, pokes fun and identifies the object of satirical representation. Furthermore, by implementing various forms of comic category like irony, satire and sarcasm Buckley reflects his attitude towards the government policy or a particular layer of establishment. Main purpose of this work is draw attention to the acclaimed and yet insufficiently investigated literary heritage of the writer.

In the context of the 21st-century scientific and educational domain, the intensification of global integration and globalization processes, which are emblematic of progressive development, invariably accompany the transformation of state language policies. Countries are striving for equality in the global arena. The article  delves deeply into the transformational processes inherent to the language policy of Uzbekistan, particularly emphasizing the teaching innovations introduced in the philological universities of the country. The work underscores the multifaceted role of language, notably the Russian language in Uzbekistan's educational context, which transcends its conventional communicative function to address multifunctional tasks of sociocultural, geopolitical, technological, and economic natures. Moreover, this intricate interplay between language and literature is paramount in shaping the linguistic preparation of students, thus fostering a harmonious future generation ready for a multicultural and multilingual reality. The exploration focuses on the confluence of language specifics in the study of literature and the literary orientation of linguistic training, especially within the scope of philological comparative studies at the Faculty of Russian Philology of the Bukhara State university. With the world gravitating towards unity and convergence, this research accentuates the paramount importance of language acquisition, cultural immersion, and tradition understanding as pivotal tools for fostering mutual respect, friendship, coexistence, and an enriched understanding of a diverse, intriguing world.

In the Uzbek language, an adjective comes in the function of an adjective, and its qualifying part indicates the locale of the expression of an action, state, sign, or existence understood from the part of the sentence and serves as a case of place. It is used either as a subject, object, or locative for secondary predication.

In this scientific article, the world models of social protection and directions were discussed, social protection in Uzbekistan suggestions for improving the system are given. It is to review the functions of social protection terms in English and Uzbek. Language also appeared like other phenomena in nature and society. The emergence of language is proportionally related to the emergence of society. Therefore, it is impossible to imagine language without society, and society without language. The development of language is also related to the development of society. After all, the life of the society is reflected in its language. It is not for nothing that it is said that language is a mirror of society. Any change in the life of the society will first of all be expressed in the language. However, as related as they are, language and society are different. The difference is that the language belongs to society, it is its social "property". For example, the Uzbek language belongs to the Uzbek people (nation), while the Tajik language belongs to the Tajik people (nation). Since the Uzbek language belongs to the Uzbek nation, the Uzbek language and the Tajik language belong to the Tajik nation, that is why it is called the Tajik language. The classics of Marxism-Leninism also separately dealt with the issues of the emergence and development of language and created their own doctrines. According to this doctrine, language is noted as a social phenomenon.

The article describes the unique interpretations of the mythical bird image in the oral poetic works of the peoples of the East.

The concepts of intellect and intuition occupied a central place in the works of the famous French philosopher, the founder of the "philosophy of life" Henri Bergson. The article explains the content of these concepts and shows their connection with modern science. According to Bergson, the concepts of intellect and intuition should be used together in modern philosophy, so that philosophy acquires intuitive importance. The article explores the uniqueness and differences between intelligence and intuition.

In the expression of grammatical relations in the Chinese language, the structure of the sentence is in the main place, in addition, the role of serving words, mainly auxiliaries, is also large. This article examines the role of the auxiliary 把 “bǎ”  in the Chinese language, its use, and comparison with similar auxiliaries.

This research study delves into the intricate realm of Assamese lexical word categories, unraveling their underlying structure through an exploration of derivational morphology. Assamese, a language rich in cultural and linguistic diversity, presents a compelling case for understanding the processes that shape its lexical elements. Through a comprehensive analysis of derivational morphemes, affixation patterns, and their impact on word formation, this expedition aims to shed light on the linguistic intricacies of Assamese. By uncovering the derivational mechanisms at play, this study not only contributes to the broader field of linguistics but also enhances our appreciation of Assamese language and culture.

This in-depth study delves into the intricacies of Assamese lexical word categories through a comprehensive analysis of derivational morphology. Assamese, a language rich in linguistic diversity, exhibits a complex system of word formation and word categories. By scrutinizing the derivational processes that shape the language, this research unveils the intricate relationships between roots, affixes, and lexical categories. It explores how derivational morphology contributes to word formation, word class membership, and semantic nuances in Assamese. The findings offer a deeper understanding of the language's structural intricacies and contribute to the broader field of linguistics.