PRAGMATIC FEATURES OF NEOLOGISMS IN ENGLISH AND UZBEK
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https://doi.org/10.69691/frgjcy51Keywords:
neologism, English language, Uzbek language, pragmatic features, word formation, borrowed words, communicative function, cultural adaptation.Abstract
This article analyzes the pragmatic features of neologisms in the English and Uzbek languages, focusing on their role in communication, cultural reflection, and the significance in language development. The study also examines the impact of mass media, the internet, and social networks on the spread of neologisms, revealing similarities and differences between the two languages. Additionally, pandemic-era neologisms are considered as examples, highlighting their role in social processes. Furthermore, the specific features of neologisms in official speech, everyday communication, and youth language are analyzed, along with their influence on intergroup communication.
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