CULTURAL TAPESTRY: COMPARING THE CUSTOMS OF UZBEKISTAN AND ENGLISH-SPEAKING NATIONS
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.20770827Keywords:
intercultural communication, Uzbek culture, English-speaking nations, sociolinguistics, cultural identity, communication styles.Abstract
This thesis examines the cultural similarities and differences between Uzbekistan and English-speaking nations from intercultural, sociolinguistic, pedagogical, and comparative perspectives. The study analyzes traditions related to hospitality, family values, communication styles, educational systems, and social interaction patterns [1, p.24]. Furthermore, the research explores how cultural identity influences communicative behavior and intercultural competence in modern global society. Comparative analysis demonstrates that understanding cultural diversity significantly improves communication efficiency, cultural awareness, and educational development. The research also includes qualitative educational observations and practical recommendations for integrating intercultural communication into language teaching practice.References
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