STYLISTIC FEATURES IN UZBEK AND ENGLISH NEWS TEXTS
Keywords:
news media, journalism, linguistic analysis, lexical structure, formal and informal language, cross-cultural communication.Abstract
This study examines the linguistic and stylistic features of news media in English and Uzbek languages. It explores the role of journalistic language in shaping public discourse and highlights key lexical characteristics in both languages.
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