Qestions. Are phonetics and phonology branches of linguistics?

Comparative table of phoneme types :

№	LANGUAGE	PHONEME TYPES
		monoph-thongs	Diph-thongs	Triph-thongs	Diphthon-goids
1.	English	+12	+8	+3	+2
2.	Uzbek	+29	-	-	-
3.	Russian	+35	-	-	-

Comparative table of number of letters :

№	LANGUAGE	LETTERS
		Vowel letters	Consonant letters	Marks (like Russian) ones
1.	English	6	20	-
2.	Uzbek	6	27	2 (ь,ъ)
3.	Russian	6	31	2 (ь,ъ)

Comparative typological observations show that the compared languages differ in the following cases:

1. English has (),(), (r), Russian and Uzbek have no such phonemes.

2. Uzbek has (y), (k), (r) which English and Russian have no

3. Russian has (bi), (u), (m), Ok) which Uzbek has not.
8. What kind of intonation types do you know?

A few words on intonation in the compared languages, so in the languages under study we can distinguish the following intonation types:

1. falling

2. rising

3. falling-rising

4. rising-falling

5. falling-rising-falling

6. rising-falling-rising

Observations in intonation systems of the compared languages are reflected in the matrix below:

№	LANGU-AGE	INTONATION TYPES
		Fal-ling	Rising	Rising-falling	Falling-rising	Falling-rising-falling	Ri-sing fal-ling rising
1.	English	+	+	+	+	+	+
2.	Uzbek	+	+	+	+	+	+
3.	Russian	+	+	+	+	+	+

There's some donbt about the same functions of the intonation types in the languages compared, because of ditterent pragmatic of syntagmatic divisions in orall or written speech of speakers representing different cultures and thinking.