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BSTRACT
This paper provides the factors influencing the development and implementation of effective measures to
help offset and neutralize the negative impact of global manifestations in the formation of the cultural self-
expression of a language, which is an essential component of national culture.
K
EYWORDS
Ability, problem learning language, communication culture, globalization.
I
NTRODUCTION
The process of globalization today is obvious and
extending to all spheres of the development of
society is the subject of heated discussions not
only in the field of sociology, cultural studies,
political science, information technology, but also
in the linguistic environment [1-3]. This is due to
the fact that the phenomenon under study is
contradictory in nature:
on the one hand, there is an undoubted
positive potential, characterized by the blurring
of the boundaries between primordially
traditional standards and ideas;
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Research Article
PROBLEMS OF LEARNING LANGUAGES IN THE
ENVIRONMENT OF GLOBALIZATION
Submission Date:
January 04, 2023,
Accepted Date:
January 09, 2023,
Published Date:
January 14, 2023
Crossref doi:
https://doi.org/10.37547/ijasr-03-01-02
Dildora Rashidova
Phd, Associated Professor At Yangiyer Branch Of Tashkent Institute Of Chemical Technology, Yangiyer,
Uzbekistan
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striving for common and universal values;
integration processes;
on
the
other
hand,
increasing
interdependence, mutual influence, most often
taking undesirable forms.
M
ETHODOLOGY
Just as contradictory, under the influence of
globalization, a linguistic mosaic is formed on an
international scale. The issue of survival and
preservation of the purity of the language, which
is directly related primarily to its status, comes to
the fore. The functioning of the language as a state
language creates a wide range of opportunities
for its preservation, development and the search
for adequate solutions when problems arise. This
is due to the fact that the state language gets the
privilege to be the basis of the communication
processes of society at all levels and in all areas of
activity. No small importance, in this regard, are
also issues directly related to education, the
number of speakers of the language and measures
aimed at increasing the number of people who
want to learn a particular language.
The diversity of areas of application and prompt
response to emerging challenges, by developing
measures to prevent and eradicate them, should
be included in the set of tasks to ensure the
viability of the language. Taking into account the
transformation of the Internet into a global
information and communication space, a number
of measures were taken in Uzbekistan aimed at
developing the national segment of the network,
which made it possible to create a large resource
potential covering all spheres of the functioning
of society. At the same time, web-resources,
having a version in Uzbek, are published
simultaneously in international languages,
including English, which allows us to solve two
problems: to meet the needs of consumers in
materials in the Uzbek language and to occupy
our niche in the global information space and in
the on-line market. line services.
Language evolution is a kind of consequence of
the ability of a language to constantly change,
which leads to certain problems that have always
been and are in the field of view of language
researchers. In the age of globalization and
accelerated improvement of information and
communication technologies, the traditional
trends of this process are changing dramatically,
which leads to the following transformations:
prevalence of some languages, reduction
of the role of others;
the emergence of transnational options;
quite often today one can hear arguments
about “linguistic globalization”, which implies the
acceleration of the process of interpenetration of
languages.
People around the world are learning different
languages effectively and in a short time, not only
because of the potential need for everyday and
professional communication, but also because of
the saturated market for both professional
workforce and multimedia services [2-4]. This
process is inherently similar to communicative
movement or change.
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The processes of globalization have led to the
emergence of new language forms and
alternatives. This trend is reflected in a number of
languages that have acquired the status of a
universal means of communication. To a greater
extent, this applies to the English language, in
respect of which such terms and phrases as
“English for International Communication”,
“Global English”, “Net English”, etc. have long
come into use [3-5].
At the same time, linguists agree that the
enrichment of the vocabulary and potential of
English as a language of international
communication is increasingly carried out using
words and phrases that originated in the
American version of the English language [6-7].
Often in written form, instead of British
equivalents (organise, centre, defense, offence),
American equivalents (organize, center, defense,
offense) are used.
In addition, most specialists in the field of
linguistics are inclined to the following opinion:
languages, adapting to a new environment, not
only borrow new words, which to a certain extent
is a natural process, but also ‘absorb’ blurry forms
resulting from the distortion of the language
norm.
R
ESULTS
The mutual influence of languages can also be
revealed from the other side, when a strong
influence is felt in the national language and its
lexical units, and hence culture. This is explained
by the fact that concepts, ideas and realities of a
foreign culture come into daily use with words.
And there are many examples of this. As soon as
we remember such words as hosting, fast food,
PR, karaoke, e-mail, smiley, images, ideas and
directions associated with various areas of our
life immediately appear. Among the problems,
one can also include a situation of a kind of
objective
inequality,
when
carriers
of
international or regional communication are in
the most advantageous position, since they
become the official working languages of
international organizations (UN - English, French,
Spanish, Russian, Arabic, Chinese) or the second
universal language. Modern information and
communication
technologies,
international
databases, the global network - the Internet
operate in most cases, even in the presence of
language versions, with materials that have been
created or are being formed on the basis of the
English language. Thus, two important aspects
come to light:
single
platform
for
universal
communication and cooperation is being created;
real threats of loss of identity, purity of the
language and the danger of changing national
thinking in accordance with the interests of the
state-bearer of the international language are
revealed.
All these factors provide a basis for the
development and implementation of effective
measures that could compensate and neutralize
the negative impact of global manifestations.
C
ONCLUSION
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Consequently, in the context of growing
globalization processes, it is of particular
importance to develop effective solutions in the
field of counteracting the negative manifestations
of globalization, which cannot be resolved
without taking into account the key core of
cultural self-expression - language, which is an
essential component of national culture.
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