Pragmatics Of Using Cultural Metaphors and Phraseologisms in Intercultural Dialogue: A Comparative Study of Uzbek, British, and American Cultures

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This article compares and contrasts Uzbek, British, and American cultures in order to examine the practical uses of cultural metaphors and phraseologisms in cross-cultural communication. The study emphasises how these linguistic components represent cultural norms, mental processes, and values. The article illustrates the potential difficulties and miscommunications that may occur in cross-cultural conversations because of disparate idiomatic and metaphorical expressions through a number of examples.

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10.37547/ijll/volume05issue05-26

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