MENTALITY AND NATIONALITY IN PROVERBS OF ENGLISH, UZBEK AND RUSSIAN LANGUAGES
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The article under study aims at investigating the semantics and pragmatics of the English, Russian and Uzbek proverbs from the point of view on lingo-cultural aspects. To reach the goal the researchers applied such methods of investigation as descriptive method, oppositional analysis of the English, Russian and Uzbek proverbs, method of comparative analyses, statistical method, method of generalization.
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