THE GRADUAL INFILTRATIONS OF INTERNET NEOLOGISMS INTO ENGLISH AND UZBEK CONTEXTS.
Keywords:
digital landscape, digital realm, cross-linguistic dynamics, pragmatic appropriateness, communicative effectiveness, neologisms, modernization.Abstract
The rapid evolution of the internet has led to the emergence of new words and phrases, known as neologisms, that have significantly impacted languages globally. This article explores the gradual infiltration of internet neologisms into the English and Uzbek languages, focusing on their origins, linguistic features, and cultural implications. Through a comprehensive analysis of these neologisms, the study highlights the dynamic nature of language and its adaptation to the digital age. The findings reveal that internet neologisms have not only enriched the lexical resources of both languages but also fostered cross-cultural exchanges and connections.
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