COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF NUMBER CATEGORY IN ENGLISH AND UZBEK LANGUAGES
Abstract
This article provides a comparative analysis of the number category in English and Uzbek languages, exploring how each language conveys information about quantity through singular, dual, and plural forms. While English exhibits a simpler number system with numerical markers, Uzbek's rich number system includes dual forms and specific suffixes for different quantities. The presence of dual forms in Uzbek adds nuance to the language, while the use of numerical markers in English reflects its grammatical structure. By examining these differences, we gain insights into how languages reflect cultural values and shape communication patterns
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