LINGUISTIC CHARACTERISTICS OF CHILDREN'S GAMES IN ENGLISH AND UZBEK LANGUAGES
Kalit so‘zlar
Children's games, linguistic characteristics, culture, language acquisition, phonetic patterns, Uzbek language, English language, grammar structure.Annotasiya
This article examines the linguistic characteristics of children's games in English and Uzbek languages. Children's games play a significant role in language acquisition, often reflecting the language structures and cultural values inherent to each society. The article analyzes vocabulary, phonetic and rhythmic patterns, grammar structures, and language learning processes present in English and Uzbek games. It demonstrates how language and culture are transmitted through children's play, as well as how games help young generations familiarize themselves with cultural and social norms.
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