EXPRESSION OF GENDER IN ENGLISH AND UZBEKI LANGUAGES (FOR THE EXAMPLE OF FOLKLORE)

Shermatjonova  Madinabonu Nematjon qizi

EXPRESSION OF GENDER IN ENGLISH AND UZBEKI LANGUAGES (FOR THE EXAMPLE OF FOLKLORE)

Authors

Shermatjonova Madinabonu Nematjon qizi 2nd year graduate student of Namangan State University

Keywords:

Gender , semantics , Spender , hypothesis , energy , Herder, Humboldt, Grimm .

Abstract

This article provides information about the expression of gender in English and Uzbek languages , the opening of languages that do not have a shock series to the symbolic and semantic hypothesis , and the vocabulary of all our beliefs, values and hopes, consciously or unconsciously . .

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EXPRESSION OF GENDER IN ENGLISH AND UZBEKI LANGUAGES (FOR THE EXAMPLE OF FOLKLORE)