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THE CONCEPT OF HAPPINESS IN UZBEK AND ENGLISH LANGUAGES
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This comparative analysis explores the concept of happiness as
expressed in the Uzbek and English languages, highlighting the cultural nuances and
values that shape these expressions. By examining terms, idioms, and proverbs
related to happiness, the study reveals both similarities and differences in how these
cultures understand and articulate this universal human experience.
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