IN THE STRUCTURE OF SPEECH ETIQUETTE IN ENGLISH AND UZBEK
Keywords:
speechetiquette, interlocutor, gender, politeness, politecommumication,national etiquette.Abstract
This article considers national units in the structure of speech etiquette in English and Uzbek.The study also deals with basic formulas of speech etiquette of both languages and their usage.
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