LINGUACULTURAL CODES IN ENGLISH SOMATIC PROVERBS
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The scientific article analyzes the role and linguistic features of somatic proverbs in English culture in modern linguistics. The role that proverbs play in the development of their literary language, in the development of language norms was brought up using a sample of various ahon literature as the main problem. In the scientific article, somatisms in proverbs reflected in English cultures were fundamentally illuminated in the example of human life and the comparison and grinding of the good and evil that fall on its head based on the possibilities of language.
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