Exploring the cultural and linguistic dimensions of phraseological somatisms: a comparative analysis of english and uzbek languages
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Keywords: phraseological somatisms, comparative analysis, English language, Uzbek language, cultural implications, linguistic diversity, metaphorical concepts, embodied experiences, syntactic structures, cross-cultural communication, language usage, semantic meanings
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