EXPLICIT AND IMPLICIT SEMANTIC COMPONENTS OF POLITENESS EXPRESSIONS IN ENGLISH AND UZBEK
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Politeness, explicit meaning, implicit meaning, semantics, cross-cultural communication.Abstract
This article examines explicit and implicit semantic components of politeness expressions in English and Uzbek. It analyzes how literal meaning and implied meaning interact in polite speech and how cultural factors influence their interpretation in cross-cultural communication.
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