LINGUOCULTURAL STUDY OF THE VERBALIZERS OF THE CONCEPT OF KINSHIP IN THE TRANSLATION OF THE NATIONAL AND CULTURAL WORKS OF THE UZBEK PEOPLE
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Translation is a bridge between language and culture. Translation is an important tool for communication between speakers of different languages. Because we can get information about the culture, history, literature and scientific research of other peoples through translation. Translation helps to develop understanding and respect between peoples. It promotes intercultural exchange and helps promote peace and harmony on a global scale.
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