UZBEK AND RUSSIAN DIALECTS

Language, as a means of human communication, plays a key role in the formation and maintenance of cultural and social ties. Among the various forms of language, dialects and modern literary language occupy a special place. A dialect is a variant of a language used by a certain group of speakers, often limited by geographical or social boundaries, and is characterized by unique phonetic, lexical and grammatical features that distinguish it from the literary standard.Literary language is a standardized form used in official and public communication, including literature, science, media and education. It often relies on one or more dialects, but retains a high level of stability and regulation. The interaction between dialects and the literary language is a dynamic process: dialects continue to evolve while influencing the spoken and written forms of the standard language.

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Ahmadalieva Ruhshonabonu Muhammadzhonovna ist Studentin im vierten Jahr an der Moskauer Staatsuniversität in Taschkent, Usbekistan.