Linguoculturological And Linguopragmatic Features of Gender Role Formation in Children’s Speech: A Comparative Study of Uzbek And English

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Children’s speech shows early emergence of gender-specific discourse influenced by cultural norms.
Uzbek discourse retains more rigid gender distinctions, differing from English's egalitarian approach in communication.
The study employs discourse analysis to examine folklore, texts, and dialogues, revealing patterns of gendered language.
Findings suggest implications for child language acquisition and understanding cross-cultural pragmatics.

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Comparative analysis of children’s speech reveals distinct gender roles in Uzbek and English cultures, highlighting linguistic input's impact.

Shokirova Diloromxon Abduvali qizi (2025) studied this question.

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Comparative analysis of children’s speech reveals distinct gender roles in Uzbek and English cultures, highlighting linguistic input's impact.