BUSINESS TERMS IN ENGLISH AND UZBEK LANGUAGES: A COMPARATIVE OVERVIEW
Keywords:
business terms, English, Uzbek, terminology, translation, globalization, semantic features, language borrowingAbstract
This article presents a comparative analysis of business terms in the English and Uzbek languages. As globalization and economic reforms continue to shape linguistic landscapes, understanding how business terminology is structured, borrowed, and adapted across different cultures is crucial. The article explores the origins, usage, semantic features, and cultural implications of business terms in both languages. It highlights key differences and similarities, discusses borrowing and neologism formation in Uzbek, and emphasizes the role of language policy in standardizing business vocabulary. The comparative approach provides insight into the challenges of translation and localization in business communication and underscores the importance of developing clear, consistent terminology for economic and educational development.
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