Studies on gender linguistics in the field of uzbek

ACADEMIC RESEARCH IN EDUCATIONAL SCIENCES 
VOLUME 2 | ISSUE 3 | 2021 
ISSN: 2181-1385 
Scientific Journal Impact Factor (SJIF) 2021: 5.723 
 
Academic Research, Uzbekistan 395 www.ares.uz 
Thus, the Uzbek male and female speech has significant differences. Men and 
women use the same language units, but the semantic, stylistic, and formative palette 
is often different. In the male Uzbek speech, edification prevails, a certain category 
combined with gentleness and politeness. The second components are prominent in 
speech addressed to women, children (especially girls). In Uzbek female speech, 
softness, politeness, servility, affectionateness, some shyness and expression of 
loyalty in speech addressed to the husband and husband's relatives, children, etc. 
dominate. 
For example, a short dialogue between a husband and wife: 
— Xotin, bolalarni chaqir (Wife, call our children). 
— Dadasi, bolalar hali maktabda (Father of your children, chidren are at still at 
school). 
— Xotin, tez bo‗l. Men shoshilib turubman. (Wife, be quick, I am in a hurry!). 
— Dodasi, chay tayyor. Uyga kiringiz (Father of your children, ―tea‖ is ready 
(i.e. meal), come in). 
— Onasi, raxmat (Mother of your children, thanks). 
The above examples of male and female Uzbek speech between husband and 
wife, between mother and son (boy), between mother and daughter (girl) are 
characteristic mainly of the urban population. 
In rural areas, the gender factor also manifests itself transparently, but there are 
often dialectal gender features of Uzbek speech, which is not typical of urban male 
and female speech based on the Uzbek literary language. 
In Uzbek culture, it is generally accepted that a woman has her own special 
language, characteristic only of them. So, in the process of communication, they 
often appeal with examples with linguistic units from the life experience of a man, 
husband, neighbors, conveying the essence of real events. Due to their shyness, 
shyness, Uzbek women enter the conversation with caution. 
Very often they enter into a conversation based on their own experiences and 
everyday life events. 
The speech of Uzbek women in different speech situations is not the same. So, 
in a society where a man is present, their speech is very collected, short, respectful. In 
a society where there are only women, their speech is free, continuous. Dialogue 
topics are rapidly changing. In this case, language units are used that they will never 
pronounce in a speech situation where men are present. In a purely female society, 
female speech is accompanied by laughter, frequent facial expressions, gestures, but, 
at the same time, women's speech clearly observes the age and related hierarchy, 

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