The Componential Analyse Of English And Uzbek Lullabies Based On Grammatical Signals
Farokhat Sattarbergan Qizi Karimova , PhD Student, Urganch State University, UzbekistanAbstract
The article gives data on English and Uzbek lullabies and their componential analyses. The analyze has been done based on the grammatical signals which in both languages. Results show that the components of English and Uzbek languages are similar in terms of possessive, plural, prosody and occasionally derivational contrast. The components of English and Uzbek languages are different in terms of the case, function words and word order.
Keywords
Lullabies, componential analyze, semantic components, grammatical signals, grammatical form, categories, similarities, differences
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