CULTURAL DIFFERENCES IN THE USE OF EUPHEMISMS IN NON- RELATED LANGUAGES

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Shohsanam Dushatova

Abstract

Euphemisms are a common feature of human communication and are used to soften the impact of potentially offensive or unpleasant statements. They are often used in situations where direct speech might be considered rude or inappropriate, such as when discussing sensitive topics such as death, sex, or bodily functions. Euphemisms can also be used to indicate politeness, diplomacy, or respect for the feelings of others. However, the use of euphemisms varies greatly across cultures, and what is considered an appropriate euphemism in one culture may be considered inappropriate or even offensive in another.

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Dushatova , S. (2023). CULTURAL DIFFERENCES IN THE USE OF EUPHEMISMS IN NON- RELATED LANGUAGES . Fergana State University Conference, 42. Retrieved from https://conf.fdu.uz/index.php/conf/article/view/2553
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Foreign languages

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