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COMMUNICATION CULTURE AND LANGUAGE PURITY
Rasulov Toshbotir Qarshievich
Associate Professor, Department of Social and Humanities,
International Innovation University
Normamatova Bibixilol Norpoʻlat qizi
1st year master's student at the International Innovation University
Abstract:
This article comprehensively covers the issues of communication culture and
language purity. Language is the spiritual wealth of a nation, and communication is the main
means of social communication between people. The article discusses the importance of
correct and civilized communication in the literary language from a young age, the
educational role of school and family in this regard, the attention paid to the correct
pronunciation of words and phrases in Islamic teachings, as well as important ideas about the
disappearance of languages in the world.
Keywords:
communication culture, language purity, literary language, education for youth,
Islamic views, language culture, native language, social communication, national identity,
language preservation.
One of the most important features of human society is communication. The development of
any society is closely related to the quality of communication and its culture. Communication
is not only an exchange of words, but also a means of transmitting culture, morality,
knowledge and experience. Especially in today's information age, the ability to communicate
correctly, purely and meaningfully between people is more important than ever. Language is
the main means of communication, an invaluable asset that reflects the identity, thinking,
culture and spirituality of the people. Preserving the purity of the language means not only
adhering to literary standards, but also preserving national values, history and culture.
The need to form a culture of communication from a young age.
A culture of
communication should be formed from childhood. From the moment a child first begins to
learn words, the environment around him and his communication with people determine what
kind of speaker he will be. The role of parents, educators and teachers is invaluable here. If a
child is taught to speak politely, speak politely, and follow the culture of language, in the
future he will grow up not only as a spiritual person, but also as a civilized citizen. And this
process is further improved during school. Students take lessons in special subjects on
literary language, speech culture, and communication ethics. Through these lessons, children
develop aesthetic taste, clear expression of thought, correct pronunciation, and skills aimed at
increasing vocabulary. It is during this period that they are given the opportunity to use
literary language and make artistic aesthetic assessments.
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The correct use of literary language, respect for the language, preservation of its purity, and
non-destruction are integral parts of the culture of communication. Unfortunately, today, in
the media, on the Internet, and even in educational institutions, there are cases of indifference
to the language. The purity of the language is being undermined by the misuse of words,
excessive use of foreign words, and the creation of language mixtures. Language is not only a
means of communication, but also the way of thinking, spiritual world, and cultural world of
the nation. As a means of expression, language reflects the history, customs, religion, attitude
to life, and worldview of the people.
Languages of the world and their disappearance.
Currently, there are approximately
5,621 languages in the world, most of which are used orally by the local population.
According to UNESCO, one language disappears every two weeks. This means that at least
26 languages are lost every year. By the end of the 21st century, half of the world's
languages, that is, 2,500-3,000, may disappear completely. The reason for this is
globalization, technology, migration, and indifference to one's native language. Some
languages do not have a written form, and some are known by only a few thousand
people. As languages disappear, the cultural memory of the people also disappears.
Therefore, every person must love their native language, use it correctly, and educate their
children in this spirit. It is necessary to read more literature, study folklore, and form a culture
of purity in the language among young people.
Approach to the culture of dialogue and language culture in Islam.
Special attention is
paid to the culture of speech and dialogue in Islamic teachings. In the Holy Quran, Allah
Almighty commands believing servants to "address each other with the most beautiful words":
"Tell My servants: let them speak the most beautiful words." (Surah Al-Isra, verse 53) Our
Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) said in the hadiths: “Whoever believes in Allah and
the Last Day, let him speak good or remain silent.” This means being careful in speaking,
avoiding unnecessary, harmful, and hurtful words. In Islam, it is also very important to
express one’s words correctly and clearly, to pay attention to the meaning of words, to refrain
from lying and backbiting, and to speak politely. Communication should be beautiful not
only verbally, but also in written form.
The science of the word and an approach to correct pronunciation.
In Islam, there is an
important field called "The science of the word", which is aimed at explaining and defending
the foundations of this faith on a logical basis. However, the word "kalam" actually means
"speech", "communication". In Islam, the meaning, pronunciation, and place of use of each
word were considered important. In reciting the Quran, in prayers, and in narrating hadiths,
the precise pronunciation of each word and letter was necessary. Our Prophet (peace be upon
him) taught his companions to read the Quran correctly, ordered them to pronounce the
letters in their proper places. This teaches us the need to use the language with respect,
without distorting it.
Ways to develop a culture of language and communication in the younger generation
1. Primary education in the family:
A child first learns the language in his family.
Therefore, parents should be very attentive to their speech culture, the words they use, and
their tone.
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2. Teaching literary language at school:
It is necessary to provide students with in-depth
knowledge of literary language, vocabulary, speech culture, and types of written and oral
speech through native language and literature subjects.
3. Regulating television and digital mass media:
Television and social networks should not
lead to a careless attitude towards language. The opportunities for teaching language and
promoting purity through these media should be effectively used.
4. Influence through cultural and artistic means:
Theater, films, works of art, folk oral art
- all these are means of communication and instilling language culture in the younger
generation.
The culture of communication and the purity of the language are not only a means of
communication, but also a reflection of the cultural and spiritual development of society, a
personal intellectual level. Preserving our language, passing it on from generation to
generation in a literary and pure form is the sacred duty of every person. Islam also places
high value on this issue. Therefore, each of us should treat our language with love and respect
in communication, writing, and public speaking, and be an example to the younger
generation.
The culture of communication and the purity of the language are considered one of the
important indicators of not only social, but also cultural, spiritual, and national development
in today's era of globalization. In every society, language is not only a means of
communication, but also a symbol of national identity, historical memory, cultural heritage,
and moral standards. Therefore, developing a culture of communication and maintaining the
purity of the language is the duty and responsibility of every citizen, especially the younger
generation. Indifferent attitude to the language, absolutization of mixtures, unjustified use of
foreign expressions - this weakens respect for our sacred native language, hinders its natural
development. Nowadays, rapid information exchange, widespread use of mass media,
changes in communication styles through social networks have a serious impact on both the
culture of communication and language norms. In many cases, abbreviations, unedited
sentences, inexperienced expressions simplify the language, resulting in distortion of thought
expression, incorrect transmission of information. This reduces the effectiveness of
communication, leads to misunderstandings between people, and a decline in the culture of
communication. In maintaining the purity of the language and improving the culture of
communication, the educational work carried out primarily in the family, school and
educational institutions plays a great role. It is necessary to instill in children from a young
age the ability to use literary language norms, enrich their speech, think consistently and
logically, and communicate respectfully. In particular, teachers, media representatives,
government employees, journalists and bloggers should be committed to language culture
and set an example for others through their speeches, written and oral speeches. Legislation,
regulatory documents and language policy are also important in ensuring the purity of the
language. The Law of the Republic of Uzbekistan “On the State Language”, Presidential
Decrees and Government Resolutions serve to strengthen the status of our native language,
thereby ensuring sustainable development in the official, scientific and cultural spheres. As a
result of the full implementation of these documents in life and their strengthening through
practical work, our language will not only be preserved, but also updated, improved,
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adequately adapted to modern science, technology, economics and other areas. In short, the
purity of the language and the culture of communication are integral parts of our spiritual
potential, collective harmony and national pride. Passing on such important values from
generation to generation, constantly developing them in accordance with the requirements of
the times, is the duty of each of us. After all, respect for our native language is respect for our
identity. Preserving the language is preserving the future. The contribution of every
conscious citizen on this path is important and necessary. Only then will we become a
progressive society with a high culture of communication and the purity of the language.
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