SPECIFIC ASPECTS AND DIFFERENCES IN THE SPEECH OF MEN AND WOMEN
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In this article, the specific aspects and differences of men's and women's speech are highlighted, and research was carried out on what units, grammatical structures, terms and emotions can be found in oral speech. As a result of the research, women's speech differs from men's in certain aspects and the essence of these differences.
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