Comparative Analysis Of Uzbek And English Proverbs
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Proverbs, sayingsAbstract
Every language has its own stock of proverbs and proverbs in one language today reflect every age and time. The proverbs show us as the observation of everyday life, constitute popular philosophy of life, and provide an insight into human behavior and character. This article discusses comparative analysis of Uzbek and English proverbs.
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