DIFFERENCES IN THE COMMUNICATION OF MODERN GERMAN AND UZBEK LANGUAGES

Mustafoyeva Saidakhan  Juma kizi

Authors

Mustafoyeva Saidakhan Juma kizi Author

Abstract

In the modern world, communication is not limited to the medium of language, but reflects different aspects of culture and society. German and Uzbek are also distinguished from each other by their distinctive features and methods of communication. In this thesis, we will consider the differences in communication in modern German and Uzbek languages.

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