ON SOME PHONETIC FEATURES OF THE QOSHKUPIR DIALECTS (on the example of the dialect of the village of Ghazovot)

Khorezm, including Qoshko‘pir dialects, belong to the Oghuz dialect of the Uzbek language, and these dialects have their own phonetic, morphological, and lexical characteristics. This article provides information on some phonetic features of the dialect of the village of G‘ozovot, Qoshko‘pir district, 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/rrhu1208
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Discourse Analysis and Cultural Communication
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ON SOME PHONETIC FEATURES OF THE QOSHKUPIR DIALECTS (on the example of the dialect of the village of Ghazovot)

Sevinch Qurbonnazarova
Discourse Analysis and Cultural Communication
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ON SOME PHONETIC FEATURES OF THE QOSHKUPIR DIALECTS (on the example of the dialect of the village of Ghazovot)

Sevinch Qurbonnazarova
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Khorezm, including Qoshko‘pir dialects, belong to the Oghuz dialect of the Uzbek language, and these dialects have their own phonetic, morphological, and lexical characteristics. This article provides information on some phonetic features of the dialect of the village of G‘ozovot, Qoshko‘pir district, including the system of vowels and consonants, and phonetic processes specific to the dialect

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