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SOURCES OF REPLENISHMENT OF THE ENGLISH VOCABULARY AT
THE PRESENT STAGE
Moldir Erbol kizi Euesbekova
Student, Chirchik State Pedagogical University moldireuesbekova1 @gmail .com Scientific adviser: Ulugbek Yarashovich Elmurodov
Senior teacher, Chirchik State Pedagogical University saman-sardor@mail .ru
ABSTRACT
The article highlights the impact of technological advancements on language, emphasizing the creation of specialized vocabulary related to digital domains and how English continuously incorporates words from different languages, showcasing linguistic diversity and cultural exchange.
This article explores how language evolves through popular culture, including slang, catchphrases, and references from media, reflecting societal trends and influences. Also it examines the role of globalization in expanding English vocabulary, emphasizing the language's status as a global lingua franca and its adoption of terms from diverse cultures.
Keywords: Loanwords from other languages, technology and innovation, popular culture and media, celebrity and entertainment impact.
АННОТАЦИЯ
В статье освещается влияние технологических достижений на язык, особое внимание уделяется созданию специализированной лексики, связанной с цифровыми областями, и тому, как английский язык постоянно включает в себя слова из разных языков, демонстрируя языковое разнообразие и культурный обмен.
В этой статье исследуется, как язык развивается под влиянием популярной культуры, включая сленг, крылатые фразы и ссылки из средств массовой информации, отражающие социальные тенденции и влияния. Также в нем рассматривается роль глобализации в расширении словарного запаса английского языка, подчеркивается статус языка как глобального лингва-франка и заимствование им терминов из различных культур.
Ключевые слова: Заимствования из других языков, технологии и инновации, массовая культура и СМИ, влияние знаменитостей и развлечений.
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Staatliche Pädagogische Universität Chirchik Aktuelle Fragen der modernen Philologie und Linguodidaktik
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ANNOTATSIYA
Maqolada texnologik yutuqlarning tilga ta'siri ta'kidlanib, raqamli domenlar bilan bog'liq ixtisoslashtirilgan lug'at yaratilishini va ingliz tilida turli tillardagi so'zlarni qanday qilib doimiy ravishda birlashtirishi, lingvistik xilma-xillik va madaniy al-mashinuvni namoyish etadi.
Ushbu maqolada til ommaviy madaniyat, jumladan, jargon, iboralar va ommaviy axborot vositalarining ijtimoiy tendentsiyalar va ta'sirlarni aks ettiruvchi murojaatlari orqali qanday rivojlanishi o'rganiladi. Shuningdek, u globallashuvning ingliz tilidagi so'z boyligini kengaytirishdagi rolini o'rganib chiqadi va tilning global lingua franca maqomini va uning turli madaniyatlardan atamalarni qabul qilishini ta'kidlaydi.
Kalit so'zlar: Boshqa tillardan qarz so'zlari, texnologiya va innovatsiyalar, ommaviy madaniyat va ommaviy axborot vositalari, mashhurlar va ko'ngilochar ta'sir.
INTRODUCTION
The English language is constantly evolving, with new words being added to its vocabulary regularly. These additions come from various sources, reflecting the dynamic nature of language and the cultural, technological, and societal changes occurring globally. In this article, we will explore the sources of replenishment of the English vocabulary in the present era, highlighting key factors and examples to illustrate the ongoing evolution of the language.
METHODOLOGY
Loanwords from Other Languages: One significant source of new vocabulary in English is loanwords borrowed from other languages. English has a rich history of absorbing words from languages such as Latin, Greek, French, and more recently, languages like Japanese, Hindi, and Spanish. For example, words like "entrepreneur" (French), "karaoke" (Japanese), and "bungalow" (Hindi) have become integrated into everyday English usage.
Technology and Innovation: The rapid advancements in technology and the emergence of new concepts have led to the creation of specialized vocabulary in English. Terms related to computers, the internet, social media, and digital communication have proliferated in recent decades. Examples include "algorithm," "blog," "tweet," and "emoji," reflecting the digital age's influence on language.
Popular Culture and Media: Popular culture, including music, films, television, and social trends, contributes significantly to the English vocabulary. Slang
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terms, catchphrases, and references from pop culture often find their way into everyday language usage. For instance, phrases like "binge-watching," "FOMO" (fear of missing out), and "selfie" have gained widespread acceptance due to their popularity in media and social discourse.
Celebrity and Entertainment Impact: Celebrities, influencers, and entertainment personalities contribute to language evolution through coined phrases, catchwords, and memes that resonate with audiences and enter common parlance.
Different regions and subcultures within English-speaking communities develop their own slang, idioms, and expressions influenced by local customs, music scenes, and social dynamics.
Globalization and Multiculturalism: The inter connectedness of the modern world through globalization has led to increased cultural exchange and linguistic borrowing. English, as a global lingua franca, constantly incorporates words and expressions from diverse cultures and languages. Food terms like "sushi" (Japanese), "taco" (Spanish), and "falafel" (Arabic) are examples of vocabulary enriched through global interactions. English's status as a global language results in constant interactions with other languages and cultures, leading to vocabulary enrichment. Globalization facilitates the exchange of ideas, products, and experiences across borders, contributing to the adoption of words from diverse languages.
Artistic and Literary Exchanges: Globalization fosters artistic and literary exchanges, leading to the adoption of terms from world literature, art movements, and cultural expressions. For instance, terms like "haiku" (Japanese poetry form) and "feng shui" (Chinese philosophy of spatial arrangement) have entered English vocabulary.
Scientific and Academic Fields: Specialized fields such as science, medicine, and academia contribute technical terminology and jargon to the English lexicon. New discoveries, inventions, and research findings necessitate the creation of precise vocabulary to describe complex concepts. Words like "genome," "nanotechnology," and "climate change" reflect the ongoing dialogue and advancements in these domains. Scientific and academic disciplines develop specialized terminology to describe concepts, phenomena, methodologies, and theories unique to their domains. These terms often require precision and accuracy in communication within the respective fields. Interdisciplinary research and collaborations lead to the transfer of vocabulary across different fields. For example, terms like "bio informatics" combine elements of biology and computer science, reflecting the intersection of these disciplines.
Scientific and academic vocabularies also evolve to address ethical considera-
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tions, social issues, and emerging debates. Terms related to sustainability, bioethics, artificial intelligence ethics, and social justice enter mainstream discourse as societal awareness and priorities shift.
CONCLUSION
The English language continues to evolve and expand, drawing from a variety of sources to replenish its vocabulary. Loanwords from other languages, technological innovations, popular culture influences, globalization, and academic developments all play pivotal roles in shaping the language landscape. This constant influx of new words reflects not only linguistic evolution but also the diverse and interconnected nature of contemporary society.
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