THE EDUCATION OF CULTURED SPEECH IN THE VIEW OF SCHOLARS

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  • Hikmatkhon Ahmedova, Ilkhomjon Madrakhimov, Odinakhan Tukhtasinova, Barnokhon Abdurakhmonova, Safiya Usmanova, Umidjon Yigitaliev, Muxayyo Valiyeva

Keywords:

speech culture, the art of words, Mahmud al-Kashgari’s , Mahmudov’s

Abstract

This article examines outstanding examples of the art of words created by humanity. It thoroughly analyzes the essence of words as a product of human intellect and thought, their usage characteristics, and their social, artistic, and aesthetic aspects. The article also highlights the social significance of words in public life and interpersonal communication, providing clear practical recommendations and guidelines. It emphasizes the vast educational truths embedded within these works and the unparalleled and worthy practices of word usage that can serve as a model and school of learning for today's readers.

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References

Orinboev B., Soliev A. "The Art of Oratory." – T., "O‘qituvchi," 1984. pp. 24-30

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Published

2025-07-07

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Hikmatkhon Ahmedova, Ilkhomjon Madrakhimov, Odinakhan Tukhtasinova, Barnokhon Abdurakhmonova, Safiya Usmanova, Umidjon Yigitaliev, Muxayyo Valiyeva. (2025). THE EDUCATION OF CULTURED SPEECH IN THE VIEW OF SCHOLARS . Pegem Journal of Education and Instruction, 15(5), 184–189. Retrieved from https://pegegog.net/index.php/pegegog/article/view/4164

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Vol. 15 No. 5 (2025): PEGEGOG

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