KAZAKH AND UZBEK DIALECTOLOGY

This article explores the dialectological features of the Kazakh and Uzbek languages. As members of the Turkic language family, these languages share both similarities and differences in their regional dialects. The article examines the historical and geographical factors influencing dialect formation. The study highlights the importance of dialectological research in preserving linguistic culture and considers its future prospects.

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2025-05-25
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https://doi.org/10.52773/tsuull.conf.2025.24.05/amce6090
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Education, Innovation and Language Studies
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KAZAKH AND UZBEK DIALECTOLOGY

Nasiba Sayfudinova
Education, Innovation and Language Studies
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KAZAKH AND UZBEK DIALECTOLOGY

Nasiba Sayfudinova
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This article explores the dialectological features of the Kazakh and Uzbek languages. As members of the Turkic language family, these languages share both similarities and differences in their regional dialects. The article examines the historical and geographical factors influencing dialect formation. The study highlights the importance of dialectological research in preserving linguistic culture and considers its future prospects.

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