TRANSLATION AND EXPLANATION OF SOME RELIGIOUS WORDS AND PHRASES IN JAPANESE
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This article provides an overview of some words and phrases that we may encounter in religion in the Uzbek language, as well as the most suitable translations that can be used when translating them into Japanese. In Japanese, 外来語 (gairaigo) - borrowed words are mainly written in the form of katakana, therefore it is also advisable to write religious words in katakana. However, considering that these words may be incomprehensible to Japanese speakers, we will also consider their spelling in kanji in Japanese.
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