COMIC EXPRESSIONS: A LINGUISTIC JOURNEY THROUGH ENGLISH AND UZBEK HUMOR
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Keywords: Phraseological Expressions, Comic effect, Humor, Linguistics, Cultural Context, English Language, Uzbek Language, Cognitive Linguistics, Translation Studies, Intercultural Communication, Comic Expression, Humor Theory, Phraseology, Cross-Linguistic Analysis.##article.abstract##
Abstract. This article explores the phraseological expressions that convey comic
effect in English and Uzbek, delving into the linguistic and cultural nuances inherent
in each language. By analyzing a diverse array of idiomatic expressions, proverbs, and
colloquialisms, the study aims to uncover the mechanisms through which humor is
constructed and communicated across these two distinct linguistic landscapes.
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