EXTRALIGUISTIC FEATURES OF FAMILY CONCEPT PHRASES IN THE FRENCH LANGUAGE

The article explores the extralinguistic features of phraseologisms related to the family concept in the French language. The research examines how family-related phraseologisms are formed from social, cultural, and psychological aspects and how these phraseologisms are linked to external factors of the language. The aim is to analyze how phraseologisms expressing the family concept react not only to the internal structure of the language but also to the influence of society and culture. Emotional tones of phraseologisms, social stereotypes related to family relations, and family values in certain cultures are important elements that form the extralinguistic features of these phraseologisms. The article shows how phraseologisms reflecting various aspects of the family concept in the French language are strengthened and transformed in this socio-cultural context.