Uzbek folk proverbs and the educational significance of english folk proverbs

METHODOLOGY. Over the years, between seasons, new ones have been created, and the range of meanings of the old ones - those that exist in living communication and language - has expanded or narrowed. Even a certain part of them has been forgotten. While proverbs express centuries-old life experiences, the conclusion of constant daily observations in a strictly polarized way as a complete thought, they are dominated by the diversity of meaning of each word, the stability of expressions, the stability of form. But depending on the place of application, their range of meaning is constantly expanding. That is why every word in the article needs special attention.[2.] They have words that have historically meant completely different meanings. In addition, each nation has its own religious beliefs, lifestyle, culture, and worldview, which are partially reflected in the articles studied in folklore.
One of the factors that reflects the culture of the nation, the national values of the identity of the people, is the oral art of the people, which is unique to this nation. Proverbs, one of the most important genres of folklore and one of the most important genres of folklore, are one of the most important topics in linguistics and folklore. The study of proverbs, one of the most important genres of folklore, and folk art in general, is of great importance today. Folklore scholars have been organizing expeditions to proverbs in remote villages of their countries for centuries and have been collecting unique proverbs from the vernacular on various topics from year to year. Proverbs are examples of the wisdom of the peoples of the world accumulated over the years. Proverbs have been used by people with respect to the concepts of education, at the expense of the most important wealth left by their ancestors. Folk proverbs, which emerged as a unique phenomenon of language, philosophy, and artistic creation, are a genre that is a concise but profound form of folklore.
In Uzbek folklore, the interest in the article from a literary point of view, its use to enhance the art of the work and to ensure the fluency of the literary language has always been in the focus of word artists. Interest in the article from a literary point of view, its use to enhance the artistry of the work and to ensure the fluency of the artistic language has always been in the focus of word artists. Yusuf Khos Hajib, Ahmad Yassavi, Rabguzi, Lutfi, Alisher Navoi, Babur, Abulgazi Bahodirkhan, Munis, Ogahi, Nodira, Muqimi, Furqat, Avaz, Hamza, Sadriddin Ayni, Fitrat, Cholpon, Abdulla Qodiri, Oybek If we carefully study the works of Ghafur Ghulam and dozens of other artists, we will be convinced that they contain many articles, sometimes exactly the same, sometimes with changes. English folk proverbs, like Uzbek folk proverbs, are perfect and one of the best examples of folklore.[3.]
Given the main purpose of our work, the history of the study of English folk proverbs in English linguistics is very important. The scientists who have worked in this field, and the study of what they have done, strengthens our subject. Here are some of the work done by British scientists. Proverbs of nations with the same language and culture are often closely related. The Bible, also known as the Book of Proverbs, played an important role in the spread of folklore and proverbs in England and throughout Western Europe. The book is a collection of English folk sayings quoted by ancient ancestors. Many British scholars have commented on the article as follows. Professor Mayder, a well-known English philologist, explains the proverb as follows: “Proverbs are used in a wide range of situations and no limits to the use of the proverb. They can be used to: “strengthen our arguments, express certain generalizations, influence or manipulate other people, rationalize our own shortcomings, question certain behavioral patterns, satirize social ills, poke fun at ridiculous situations”. That is, “Proverbs are very widely used and there is no limit to their use. Proverbs are about consolidating our arguments, expressing our common and clear ideas, controlling or influencing other people, and expressing the flaws in society”.[4.]