LINGUISTIC AND CULTURAL CHARACTERISTICS OF ENGLISH AND UZBEK FAIRY TALES
Keywords:
Key words: moral lessons and social commentary, cultural characteristics, folklore and mythology, code-switching, phonetics and morphology.Abstract
Abstract: This article analyzes the texts of Uzbek and English fairy tales, which
make it possible to determine in the world's linguistic landscape how the language
units of different ethnic groups associated with the perception and verbalization of
fairy tales are formed in the human mind.
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