THE DYNAMIC EVOLUTION AND TRANSFORMATION OF LINGUISTIC SYSTEMS OVER TIME AND ACROSS DIVERSE CULTURAL CONTEXTS

Authors

  • Kubayev Mansur Abdumo`min o`g`li Assistant of the Department of Social Sciences Jizzakh State Polytechnic Institute Amanova Madina Xamid qizi Teacher of Practical English Department Jizzakh State Pedagogical University

Abstract

Language is a dynamic and constantly evolving system that reflects the cultural, social, and historical contexts in which it is used. This article aims to provide an in-depth analysis of language changes, examining the factors that drive these changes and their implications for communication and society. The research draws upon a wide range of linguistic theories and empirical studies to shed light on the mechanisms underlying language evolution.

 

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2024-01-01