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WHY LEARNING IDIOMS IS THE KEY TO SOUNDING NATIVE: THE CULTURAL AND CONVERSATIONAL VALUE OF IDIOMATIC EXPRESSIONS

Tumaris Jalg'asbaeva (Nukus Innovation Institute 1st year student of the faculty of Philology)

Академические исследования в современной науке · 104-106 · 2025

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Idioms are an essential part of any language, particularly in English, where they contribute to natural and fluent communication. Mastering idioms helps language learners not only improve their speaking and listening skills but also understand cultural nuances. This article explores the importance of idioms in sounding more like a native speaker, their role in everyday conversations, and how they reflect cultural values. By examining idioms' linguistic and psychological impact, we argue that idiomatic competence is a crucial aspect of language acquisition that enhances fluency and cultural adaptability.

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«Idioms are an essential part of any language, particularly in English, where they contribute to natural and fluent communication.»

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Learning a language goes beyond grammar and vocabulary, it also requires understanding how native speakers communicate naturally. One of the biggest challenges for English learners is idioms—expressions whose meanings are not directly linked to the words they contain. For example
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