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2025-03-18
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GENDEROLOGICAL ANALYSIS OF EMOTIONAL EXPRESSIVENESS
Gulmira Akramjonovna Turdieva
Fergana State University
Keywords: gender, genderological, emotion
Abstract
It is known that regardless of the gender or ethnic group of the speaker, the same linguistic system is used for everyone. However, each person’s speech and linguistic abilities and abilities are different. In particular, it is not difficult to understand the significant differences in the speech of men and women in expressing inner feelings during communication. This paper widely presents genderological analysis of emotional expressiveness.
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