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WORLD LANGUAGES AND THE CHARACTERISTICS OF THE KOREAN LANGUAGE “LINGUISTIC AND TYPOLOGICAL ANALYSIS”

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This article analyzes the unique characteristics of world languages. While languages differ from each other in phonetic, grammatical, and lexical aspects, their classification and development are also of great significance. The article explores the genealogical and typological classification of languages, their phonetic features, grammatical structure, and distinctive lexical characteristics. Additionally, this article examines the unique features of the Korean language. Korean stands out from other languages due to its grammatical structure, phonetic characteristics, writing system, and lexical composition. The article provides information on the origins of the Korean language, its genealogical classification, and its connections with other languages. This study helps to gain a deeper understanding of the linguistic characteristics of the Korean language.

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D.Abbasova

Toshkent Davlat Sharqshunoslik Universiteti

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# культурное наследие# cultural heritage# лингвистика# linguistics# leksika# лексика# lexicon# language structure# grammar# фонетика# phonetics# грамматика# grammatika# корейский язык# мировые языки# world languages# madaniy meros# lingvistika# Fonetika# koreys tili# Korean language# Language Evolution# til o‘zgarishi# genealogical classification# typological classification# writing system# honorifics# Hangul# language influence# Jahon tillari# genealogik tasnif# tipologik tasnif# yozuv tizimi# til strukturasi# hurmat darajalari# tillararo ta’sir# генеалогическая классификация# типологическая классификация# система письма# структура языка# уровни вежливости# Хангыль# эволюция языка# языковое влияние

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