LINGUISTIC FRAMEWORKS IN BUSINESS DISCOURSE: A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF ENGLISH AND UZBEK
Keywords:
Discourse, business discourse, global businessAbstract
This article explores the role of English and Uzbek in business discourse and highlights the importance of language in the global business environment. While English is widely used in international business, Uzbek plays a crucial role in understanding the local market and strengthening relationships with local consumers. The article compares business terminology, communication methods, and pragmatic elements of both languages. Additionally, it emphasizes the importance of learning language to succeed in global competition, and the need to create effective communication systems through a systematic approach.
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