LANGUAGE ATTITUDE IN UZBEKISTAN
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The survey was conducted among students of full-time English education at the university. Respondents participated in unprepared and randomly. Most of the respondents of the survey were women, about two-thirds of them. From the survey, it became clear that although the answers between the participants did not differ sharply from each other, the majority interpreted the role of the language in the development of society in different ways.Abstract
This survey was conducted to collect ideas and accurate information about the
main aspects of the language in Uzbek society; the field of education and career,
additonally its role in social relations. Answers to the questions were received from the
students of Kimyo International University in Tashkent. It was mainly conducted to
examine students' opinions about the importance of languages in students' daily lives,
their attitudes towards dialects, and the impact of language use in various social
settings.
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The conclusion was that according to the results of the answers to the questions
in the questionnaire, Uzbek language has great cultural and social importance among
students, and English is considered the main language for finding a successful job. In
addition, students accept multilingualism and dialectal diversity based on their own
principles and local traditions, which is the main sign of a society experiencing a period
of development. The information obtained above clearly shows that Uzbekistan
actively cooperates with other countries of different languages of the world, which is
invisible as an important tool in the formation of its cultural and educational standards.
