A CROSS-CULTURAL AND LINGUISTIC EXAMINATION OF UZBEK AND ENGLISH PROVERBS
Abstract
The study delves into the origins and functions of proverbs in Uzbek and English cultures, highlighting their role in offering practical advice, critiquing behaviors, and conveying moral judgments. Linguistic features like alliteration, rhyme, and parallelism enhance the memorability and impact of proverbs, reflecting unique cultural nuances. Proverbs, strategically placed in discourse and associated with influential historical figures, serve as timeless expressions of collective wisdom, enriching our understanding of human language and cultural diversity.
Keywords
cultural nuances, linguistic features, alliteration, rhyme, parallelism, moral judgments, practical advice, critique, influential figures, historical significance, collective wisdom, cultural diversity.