THE PRIMARY GOAL OF THE PROCESS OF STUDYING AND ANALYZING CONCEPTS IN LINGUODIDACTICS.
Keywords:
linguistic and cultural expression, linguacultural characteristics, culture and mentality, shape emotional communicationAbstract
The study highlights the influence of cultural contexts, with Uzbek focusing on collectivism and emotional control, and English on individual self-expression and autonomy. The results provide insight into how language and culture interact in shaping emotional experiences, offering valuable perspectives for intercultural communication and understanding.
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