LEXICO-GRAMMATICAL PROBLEMS OF TRANSLATING YOUTH SLANG FROM ENGLISH INTO UZBEK
Keywords:
phraseological units, linguaculturalogy, equivalent, culture of speech, transformation, componentAbstract
The point of the current paper is to show a few issues of translation phraseological units from English into Uzbek language considering them linguacultural highlights. The language culture of the individual is shaped at association of wonders "culture of language" and "culture of discourse". In its premise the information on standards of composed and oral discourse, semantic and expressive chances of framework, investigation of excellent workmanship, publicist and some different writings lays.
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