English language faculty course paper

UZBEKISTAN STATE UNIVERSITY OF WORLD LANGUAGES
ENGLISH LANGUAGE FACULTY

COURSE PAPER
THEME: Specific features of proverbs and sayings

SCIENTIFIC ADVISOR :

NAME OF THE STUDENT: Ismoilova Zulfizar
TASHKENT – 2022
Annotation
Proverbs - a genre of folklore; short and succinct, figurative and figurative, grammatically and logically complete, wise phrase, deeply meaningful. It has a definite definite shape.
The proverbs combine the life experiences of the ancestors, their attitude to society, history, mental state, ethical and aesthetic feelings, and positive qualities. During the years, it has been publshed among the people and has taken a concise and simple poetic form.
The proverbs are extremely rich and diverse in terms of subject matter. Colorful articles have been written on topics such as homeland, labor, science, friendship, harmony, wisdom, vigilance, language and speech culture, love and affection, as well as negative traits.
Proverbs are characterized by a dialectical unity of content and form, often rhyming, sometimes ambiguous, and rich in figurative meanings. Proverbs often have antitheses ("Respect the great, honor the small", etc.).
Examples of Turkic proverbs are first mentioned in Kashgari's Devonu lug'otit turk. Many of these proverbs are still used in various variants among the Uzbek people.
There is also a proverb in Kashgari's work "Kishi olasi ichtin, yilki olasi tashtin"; Like, "In the human world, in the world of cattle." We use proverbs a lot in life, right!
In today's world , many youngsters do not use proverbs , because of several reasons but the main one is it looks like a tradition not using proverbs during daily life. After several researches , it is given all necessary information about proverbs and sayings and also mentioned their benefits for improving the effiency of education.
Each country has their own style of proverbs . For example, In Europe, it is common coming across this kind of proverbs :Never say never.", "Death's day is doom's day.", and "Different strokes for different persons." are some English proverbs that mention the balance component of repetition
Proverbs are sometimes called proverbs, parables, proverbs, sayings of wisdom, words of wisdom, rebukes, sayings of sages, sayings of wisdom, sayings of sages, sayings of fathers. The socio-political and educational significance of proverbs is enormous, even enormous. The proverb gives an image of an object, its characteristics, and the proverb expresses a complete conclusion. The beauty of a word is a proverb!