BORROWED WORDS OF THE ECONOMIC IN UZBEK LANGUAGE

• Ismatova Yulduz

  4th year student of the Faculty of Foreign Philology of Termez State University

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• Davlyatova Elvira Muradovna

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The aim of this article is to provide an in-depth analysis of the lexical-semantic features of borrowed economic terms from English into UzbekThe Uzbek language has borrowed a number of economic terms from other languages, particularly from English. Uzbekistan, located in Central Asia, has a growing economy that has been influenced by various languages and cultures. In recent years, the Uzbek language has borrowed many economic terms from English, a language widely used in international trade and finance. These borrowed words have become integrated into the Uzbek language and are commonly used in economic discussions and publications. This borrowing of economic terms reflects the global nature of the economy and the interconnectedness of different languages and cultures. Borrowed words are commonly used in economic discussions, reports, and publications in Uzbekistan. Understanding these terms can help individuals working in the field of economics effectively communicate with international partners and stay informed about global economic trends.

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