NATIONAL AND CULTURAL SPECIFICITY OF THE EXPRESSION OF  NEGATIVE EMOTIONS IN KYRGYZ AND ENGLISH LINGUISTIC CULTURES

Chinara Satybaldieva; Aijangyl Shermatova; Jarkyngul Alimjan kyzy

Abstract

This article examines the features of the Kyrgyz and English linguistic cultures, their similarities and differences, as well as their influence on the formation of the identity of native speakers. In Kyrgyz culture, the expression of negative emotions such as anger, sadness and fear are often closely associated with traditional values and beliefs. The Kyrgyz language is rich in metaphors and idiomatic expressions that reflect both cultural norms and the historical context of the people

Keywords

language culture, worldview, dialect, emotions, tradition

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Suggested citation

Satybaldieva, Ch., Shermatova, A., & Alimjan kyzy, J. (2025). NATIONAL AND CULTURAL SPECIFICITY OF THE EXPRESSION OF NEGATIVE EMOTIONS IN KYRGYZ AND ENGLISH LINGUISTIC CULTURES. News of Osh Technological University, 25(1), 246-250.