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ABSTRACT 

This article discusses the role of the language in our society, as well as the problems of contempt and disrespect for 

the Uzbek language in the 21st century. 

 

KEYWORDS 

Differentiation, emotional, barbarism, vulgarism, orthography, punctuation, culture, writing, speech, language. 

  

INTRODUCTION

We know that every nation has its own language, 

culture, and traditions, which are passed down from 

ancestors to generations and become refined over the 

centuries. One of the heritages of the Uzbek people is 

the Uzbek language. Of course, during the years of 

independence, the respect and attention to the Uzbek 

language increased significantly. The most significant 

was the law on "The State Language of the Republic of 

Uzbekistan" on October 21, 1989. This draft law was 

established in the Constitution of the Republic of 

Uzbekistan. Article 4 of the Constitution "The state 

language in Uzbekistan is Uzbek." In addition to the 

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A NATION THAT RESPECTS ITS LANGUAGE IS RELEVANT TO MANGULIK 
 

Submission Date: November 01, 2022, Accepted Date:  November 05, 2022,  

Published Date: November 13, 2022  

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Ibragimova Shakhnoza Ikromjon Kizi 
Qardupi Faculty Of Languages Uzbek Language And 3rd Grade Student Of Literature, Uzbekistan 

  

 

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main law, on December 22, 1995, the Law on the State 

Language of the Republic of Uzbekistan was adopted 

in a new version. October 21, 2019 "On measures to 

fundamentally increase the prestige and status of the 

Uzbek language as a state language", "Concept for the 

development of the Uzbek language and improvement 

of the language policy" for 2020-2030 ” is one of them 

[5]. After these decisions, efforts are being made to 

gradually increase the status of the Uzbek language 

among the people, and state documents are being 

kept in the Uzbek language. 

Language is the culture, spirituality, past, present, and 

future of the nation. A nation that respects its mother 

tongue will never stop growing. Professor Sunoda 

thinks about it as follows: "I believe that the mother 

tongue differentiates a person's perception, 

perception, assimilation and understanding of the 

sounds around him. The mother tongue is inextricably 

linked with the development of the emotional 

(emotion, strong feeling) mechanism in the brain. I 

think that the native language acquired from childhood 

is closely related to the formation of the unique, unique 

culture and spiritual world of each ethnic group1”. 

During globalization, various modern technical tools 

entered our country. Telegram, Instagram, Internet, 

Facebook, etc. Are we using them properly? True, it is 

                                                           
1 Ibrahim Yoldoshev, Olmas Sharipova. Fundamentals of 

linguistics. Tashkent - "Economy - finance" 2007 - pages 33-

34; 

very convenient to quickly find various information, to 

contact a person on the other side of the world. But 

what is their influence on the Uzbek language and 

culture? Often, if we pay attention among young 

people, but also among adults, when they talk to each 

other, they add a lot of foreign words, use rude words, 

or use different messages in their correspondence. 

They do not follow the writing and spelling rules of the 

Uzbek language. This is supposed to be a sign of 

culture among young people. So how true is this idea? 

First of all, let's look at the first problem, that is, 

speaking by adding words of a foreign language is 

called barbarism in linguistics. Barbarism - (Greek 

"barbarous" - literally foreign) words and phrases that 

have entered a certain language from foreign 

languages, are not fully assimilated in the language, 

and are recognized as foreign. Barbarism is mainly 

characteristic of the way of speaking, violates the 

literary standard of the language and is not part of the 

main vocabulary of the language. Barbarism is 

sometimes used in fiction to give the local 

environment, to characterize the characters. For 

example, in conversation: 

- O-o-o bro, where are you from? 

- Am I from Bukhara? 

- Although we are peasants. 

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- Yes. 

- An example of barbarism used in fiction: 

- Hey, look at me. It's okay when you're not at home. 

Why do you always act like you don't exist? After all, it 

has been 20 years since you worked at the collective 

farm. One of your subordinates became a hero2. 

In the dialogue in the first example given above (in 

ordinary conversation), barbarisms performed the 

function of rudeness. In the example given from the 

literary literature, it was used to create a local color. 

In poetry, the use of barbarisms creates the art of 

mulamma or talmi. Mulamma - (Arabic - "brighter", 

"colorful") to quote words belonging to other 

languages in a poem or ghazal. In the history of our 

classical literature, there are many problems such as 

Arabic-Persian, Arabic-Uzbek, Arabic-Azerbaijani. 

Later, Uzbek-Tajik-Russian mulammas were also 

written3. 

The bank's ears are blocked, 

A window open like a dead man's mouth (Rauf Parfi). 

In the passage written by Rauf Parfi, the art of 

education is expressed by using the words "bank", 

                                                           
2 Said Ahmed. Silence. - T.: "Uzbekistan", 2008, p. 57. 
3 V. Rahmonov Poetry art "Sharq" publishing-printing joint-

stock company. Tashkent - 2020-y-134-p. 
4 Said Ahmed. Silence is a novel. Tashkent "Uzbekistan" 2008 

- pages 12-57 

"cash", "door". "Amonat" is an Arabic word, "kassa" is 

an Italian word, and "daricha" is a Persian word. So, it 

is possible to create poetic and beautiful works of art 

from them without using words belonging to other 

languages in a rude manner. 

Now, if we pay attention to the second issue, the use 

of rude and rude words in the language is vulgarism. 

Vulgarism is the use of rude, cursed words in speech. 

For example, tentak, dayi, etc. In fiction, it is used in the 

sense of extreme negative attitude, discrimination, 

contempt. For example, Luqmonov, who was so 

confused, wanted to convince others that "Who is 

Usmanov, who sneezes rudely, is unworthy to work in 

such a prestigious place?" 4”. 

Abdurauf Fitrat writes in the work "Rahbari Najot": 

"The color of the water in the container is the same as 

the color of the water, so children will accept all the 

customs and morals of that environment in whatever 

environment they are in. The greatest condition of 

moral education is that children receive more good and 

bad situations from their homes, friends on the street, 

and students at school5”. 

5 Nizamiddin Mahmudov. Language. "Yozhvchi" publishing 

house, 1998-y- 8-p 
7 Nizamiddin Mahmudov. Language. "Yozhvchi" publishing 

house, p. 21-y-1998 

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"Any inaccuracy or defect in the child's speech, 

whether big or small, should not be overlooked by the 

mother's perceptive and loving gaze. At home, 

especially in front of children, adults should use 

complete and clean speech. it is advisable not to do it, 

not to use slang words of different groups. Everyone 

knows that imitation is very strong in a child, he 

immediately absorbs what he hears. If the first buds of 

eloquence are not nurtured from childhood, the sense 

of words, beautiful if the pleasure of expression is not 

developed in the family, then, after going to school, it 

will be difficult for the child to burro the language7". 

Writing is a unique sign of the spiritual wealth and high 

culture of each nation. Stability and determination in 

the writing of words leads the nation to cohesion. 

Writing is directly related to language. If there was no 

writing, examples of high culture created by our 

ancestors would not have arrived. We would not be 

able to enjoy the wonderful thoughts and works of 

such great figures as Navoi, Babur, Nizami, Fuzuli, 

Homer, Tolstoy. 

Uzbek writing has a history of thousands of years. The 

Uzbek people used cuneiform writing in the centuries 

before Christ, and later used Sogdian, Orhun-Enisei, 

Uyghur, Arabic, and Krill writing. And finally, in 1993, 

the Oliy Majlis of the Republic of Uzbekistan decided to 

                                                           
8 Sayfullayeva R.R., Mengliyev B.R. Modern Uzbek literary 

language. "Science and technology" publishing house, 2009. 

p.80 

adopt the Latin alphabet as a national script and to 

switch to this script. The Latin alphabet appeared as a 

sign of the independence of the Uzbek people8. 

The next issue is about records. Recently, such a study 

was conducted among 14-16-year-old students in 

Uzbek schools. Pupils were given the task of 

composing a text on the topic "My Road Star". When 

students' texts were checked, 35 percent of students 

did not write letters correctly and did not follow 

punctuation marks. The main mistakes of students: 

instead of the letter "u"; letter combinations: instead 

of "sh, ch, ng" the letters "w, c, n" are written. But 

students who make such a mistake get excellent marks 

in the subject of mother tongue and literature. This is 

also a clear example of the influence of social networks 

on the young generation. In Uzbek linguistics, 

orthography teaches how to write words correctly, 

and punctuation learns how to use punctuation marks 

correctly. The basic spelling rules of the Uzbek 

language were adopted on August 24, 1995, and 

consist of 7 sections and 82 items: spelling of vowels, 

spelling of consonants, spelling of bases and suffixes, 

addition, hyphenation, dash writing with, spelling of 

capital letters, rules of copying. Knowing the rules of 

orthography and punctuation is the task not only of 

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students, but also of every person who calls himself an 

Uzbek. 

Thus, in order to express thoughts beautifully and 

fluently in one's native language, a person must have a 

speech culture. For this, it is necessary to correct the 

differences in speech and writing. Language should not 

be considered only as a means of social 

communication. As Professor Mahmudov said: "If 

language was only a means of communication, it would 

become a very simple and poor thing6. 

REFERENCES 

1. Ibrahim Yoldoshev, Olmas Sharipova. 

Fundamentals of linguistics. - T.: "Economy - 

finance", 2007. 

2. Sayfullayeva R.R., Mengliyev B.R. Modern Uzbek 

literary language. - T.: "Science and Technology", 

2009. 

3. V. Rahmanov. The art of poetry. - T.: "Sharq", 2020. 

4. Said Ahmed. Silence. - T.: "Uzbekistan", 2008. 

5. Nizamiddin Mahmudov. Language "Yozhvchi" 

publishing house, 1998 

6. T.D. Anvarovna's article "Vulgar Words in Personal 

Correspondence and Linguistic Expertise". 

Republic I scientific and technical conference. No. 

1 2021. 

7. https://lex.uz  

                                                           
6 Ibrahim Yoldoshev, Olmas Sharipova. Fundamentals of 

linguistics. Tashkent - "Economy - finance" 2007 - 33-34 

8. https://uz.wikipedia.org  

 

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