ENGLISH AND UZBEK MUSICAL LEXICAL UNITS AND ITS PROBLEMS OF STUDY
Abstract
This article explores the musical vocabulary of English and Uzbek languages, highlighting the unique characteristics and cultural significance embedded within each. It examines the similarities and differences in terminology, reflecting the diverse musical traditions and practices of both cultures. The study identifies key challenges in the comparative analysis of musical vocabulary, including issues of translation, cultural context, and the influence of globalization on musical terminology. By addressing these problems, the article aims to contribute to a deeper understanding of how language shapes musical expression and the importance of preserving linguistic diversity in the realm of music
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