Similarities and Differences Between the Arabic and Uzbek Languages
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Arabic language, Uzbek language, lexicon, phonetics, grammar, cultural relations.Abstract
This article analyzes the similarities and differences between the Arabic and Uzbek languages from a linguistic perspective. Although Arabic belongs to the Semitic language family and Uzbek to the Turkic family, historical, religious, and cultural connections have created lexical and cultural affinities between them. The study examines phonetic, grammatical, lexical, and script-related similarities and differences.
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