A COMPREHENSIVE ANALYSIS OF LINGUISTIC AND CULTURAL FEATURES IN THE TRANSLATION OF STORIES BETWEEN ENGLISH AND UZBEK LANGUAGES
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translation studies, cross-cultural storytelling, linguistic analysis, cultural analysis, English-Uzbek translation, narrative translation, linguistic challenges, cultural challenges, translatability, idiomatic expressions, syntax, semantics, lexical choices, translation practice, translational strategies.Abstract
This scientific article explores the complexities of translating stories between English and Uzbek, focusing on the linguistic and cultural aspects that influence the translation process. The study seeks to identify the challenges and subtleties translators encounter when transferring narratives between these two distinct languages and cultures. Using a multidisciplinary approach, the research integrates linguistic analysis, cultural studies, and translation theory to highlight the intricacies of cross-cultural storytelling.
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