ENGLISH NEOLOGISMS IN THE UZBEK LANGUAGE: LINGUISTIC BORROWING, SOCIO-CULTURAL IMPLICATIONS, AND EDUCATIONAL CONSIDERATIONS IN THE 2000S
Abstract
The integration of English neologisms into the Uzbek language exemplifies the dynamic and multifaceted interaction between global languages in today's interconnected world. This article delves into the complex processes of linguistic borrowing and neologism formation, exploring their profound socio-cultural, technological, and educational implications for Uzbek language development in the 2000s. Drawing on established theoretical frameworks such as language contact and lexical borrowing, the study provides a comprehensive examination of how English neologisms undergo adaptation and integration into the Uzbek lexicon. This analysis not only highlights the mechanisms of linguistic evolution but also underscores the cultural assimilation dynamics at play, illuminating the transformative impact of global linguistic exchanges on Uzbek society and communication practices.
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