THE CONTRIBUTION OF INDIVIDUAL LINGUISTIC CULTURES TO FORM THE LEXICAL SYSTEM AND CULTURAL ASPECTS OF THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE

This article is dedicated to “The contribution of individual cultures to form the <br> lexical system and cultural aspects of the English language”. In this article you have <br> seen the studying of lexical units in languages of different structures in order to <br> identify common and national characteristics is acquiring more and more theoretical <br> and practical significance. The research is emphasized according to the <br> importance of comparative study of languages to identify their national and cultural <br> specifies. As we know cultural linguistics, the beginning of the development began <br> in the early 90 th years, plays the most role in order to the modern linguistics. <br> Lexicology as a branch of linguistics has its own aims and methods of scientific <br> research, its basic task being a study and systematic description of vocabulary in <br> respect to its origin, development and current use. Lexicology is concerned with <br> words, variable word-groups, phraseological units, and with morphemes which <br> make up words. The role of language as a tool to express culture reality can be seen <br> from: 1) Language is part of culture, 2) Even the language and the culture is in <br> different, but have a very close relationship, 3) Language is strongly influenced by <br> culture, and 4) Language significantly influence culture and way of thinking of <br> people living within. In the communication, language used by people is influence <br> their culture or vice versa. If used parables, the culture and language like Siamese <br> twins, the two things that cannot be separated.

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