LINGUOCULTURAL FEATURES OF  THE JAPANESE LANGUAGE WITH MORPHEMIC DEFINITION

S. Bakirova; Kh. Rakhimova

doi:10.5281/zenodo.6660754

LINGUOCULTURAL FEATURES OF THE JAPANESE LANGUAGE WITH MORPHEMIC DEFINITION

18.06.2022 International Scientific Journal "Science and Innovation". Series B. Volume 1 Issue 3

S. Bakirova, Kh. Rakhimova

Abstract. This article discusses the linguocultural features of the Japanese language. The same gesture in Japan and in Uzbekistan has different meanings. Therefore, several lessons should be devoted to the study of the features of Japanese facial expressions and gestures. Knowledge of non-verbal communication means to one degree or another contributes to the liberation of communicants during the act of communication, makes it possible to evaluate, reveal and understand the behavior of the interlocutor and adjust their own behavior to establish contact.

Keywords: linguocultural features, Japanese language, several lessons, features of Japanese, facial expressions, gestures, non-verbal communication, another contributes, liberation of communicants, interlocutor, establish contact, university, elective, school.

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