SOME PHONETIC FEATURES OF GALLAAROLIAN DIAGNOSES (On the example of the dialects of the village of Koytash)

The Khoytash dialect belongs to the Kipchak dialect of the Uzbek language. This dialect has its own phonetic features. This article provides information on some phonetic features of the Khoytash dialect, including the system of vowels and consonants, and phonetic processes specific to the dialect

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2025-05-25
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https://doi.org/10.52773/tsuull.conf.2025.24.05/kurn5343
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Linguistics and language evolution
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SOME PHONETIC FEATURES OF GALLAAROLIAN DIAGNOSES (On the example of the dialects of the village of Koytash)

D.Abdurahmonova I.Xidirova
Linguistics and language evolution
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SOME PHONETIC FEATURES OF GALLAAROLIAN DIAGNOSES (On the example of the dialects of the village of Koytash)

D.Abdurahmonova I.Xidirova
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The Khoytash dialect belongs to the Kipchak dialect of the Uzbek language. This dialect has its own phonetic features. This article provides information on some phonetic features of the Khoytash dialect, including the system of vowels and consonants, and phonetic processes specific to the dialect

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