A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF SOCIOLINGUISTIC COMPONENTS IN UZBEK AND ENGLISH PROVERBS ABOUT TIME
Kalit so‘zlar
proverbs, time, sociolinguistics, Uzbek language, English language, cultural comparison, linguistic analysis.Annotasiya
This article provides a comparative analysis of Uzbek and English proverbs centered on the concept of time. By examining the sociolinguistic elements in proverbs from each culture, the study reveals how time is perceived, valued, and linguistically expressed. The research adopts a qualitative content analysis method to explore cultural, linguistic, and philosophical aspects embedded in time-related proverbs, illuminating both universal themes and distinct cultural views of time.
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