Madaminova moxidil qurvonali qizi

§3.2. Means of translation of English Comparative Phraseological units into
Uzbek and Russian languages 76-88
§3.3Translating English Phraseological Units into Russian and Uzbek
languages by the help of cultural perspectiveness 89-99
Conclusion of the third chapter………………………………………..100
Conclusion 101-102
Bibliography 103-107


INTRODUCTION
The foundation and the actuality of the work. There are many phraseological units and proverbs that contain proper names. The same as other proverbs or phraseological units, they came from people's everyday life, folklore, prose and poetry, myths, fairy tales, fables, songs, slang, novels and other sources. Quite a few proverbs with proper names are familiar to people of different nationalities, and in order to show the tradition, culture or personality of the nationality. It's natural that a student of English wants to know how to say those colorful expressions in English. They use historical version and modern version of proverbs. By learning proverbs our youth can be cleverer.
It should be stressed, though, that proverbs or phraseological units are used in speech or writing often. For example, never say die; look before you leap; don`t cry out before you are hurt; let every tailor stick to his goose but how often do we actually use them? Generally, we prefer more neutral phrases in everyday speech. Also, some proverbs containing people's names, names of nationalities, cities or countries, may be perceived as offensive stereotypes, and should be avoided. All this makes the theme of research actual and important among the problems of modern linguistics. It is not less significant than learning grammar, lexis and pronunciation. By knowing them we can differentiate positive and negative sides of humanity.