Наука и технология в современном миреМирзаева Ширин Нодировна, Тахиров Чингиз Аъзамович +22026
DIGITAL SLANG AS A MODERN FORM OF LEXICAL INNOVATION: THE CASE OF THE UZBEK LANGUAGE
OF THEUZBEK LANGUAGE
Международный журнал искусственного интеллекта · 05 · 2025
Аннотация
This article investigates the phenomenon of digital slang as a modern form of lexical innovation within the Uzbek language. Through an analysis of recent studies and examples from Uzbek online media and social platforms, the paper explores how slang terms emerge, evolve, and integrate into everyday communication in the digital sphere. Drawing on linguistic perspectives from scholars such as Yuldashaliyevna (2025) and Alimov (2021), the study highlights the socio-pragmatic functions of digital slang, especially among youth, and its reflection of cultural shifts, creativity, and identity expression. The paper also critically examines how Uzbek digital slang diverges from or aligns with global internet language trends. Finally, the study underscores the necessity of recognizing digital slang as a dynamic and legitimatecomponent ofmodern Uzbeklexicon deserving scholarly attention. Keywords: digital slang, Uzbek language, lexical innovation, internet communication, youth speech, socio-pragmatic function, onlinediscourse
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- digital slang, Uzbek language, lexical innovation, internet communication, youth
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