UZBEK AND ENGLISH FOLK PROVERBS UNDER SCIENTIST RESEARCH

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Saitxanova Dinara Ruslanovna Tashkent University of Applied Sciences Acting associate professor of the "Foreign language and literature" department of the 4th faculty (PhD)

Linguistics, folk proverbs, folklore, comparative analysis, equivalence, scientific activity.

In this article, linguists make comments about the study of Uzbek and English folk proverbs in the scientific research process.

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