The Uzbek State World Languages University

Speech etiquette is another source providing formulas of speech etiquette in various situations, such as greeting, agreement/ disagreement, compliments and others reflecting cultural phenomenon.

Speech etiquette is another source providing formulas of speech etiquette in various situations, such as greeting, agreement/ disagreement, compliments and others reflecting cultural phenomenon.

• Greeting in English linguoculture are accompanied by some elements of phatic communication: Lovely day, isn’t it?, Glad to see you! Nice party!
• Farewells are usually followed by some wishes: Good-bye (Bye-bye); Have a nice day!; Good luck!; See you!; See you soon!; My love to…; Regards to…; Say hello to …; Take care!; etc.
• Addressing in English and Uzbek is also characterized by national-cultural specifics. As is known, in English culture, the words such as Miss, Missis, Mister, Sir, Madam are used to address and express respect to the interlocutor. These expressions are usually used with or without the names of the people. For instance: