PHONETIC PECULIARITIES OF SLANG
Keywords:
slang, language, monophthongization, glottal stop, words, example, rhyme, prosody, th fronting.Abstract
The integration of Uzbekistan into the world community, the intense of growth of international, political and cultural relations causes new approach to the deepen development of science education, i.e the foreign language study and teaching. This article provides information about the phonetic features of slang.
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