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The Most Common Loanwords in The Lexicon of The Korean Language

PAGE NO. - · Korean Language · Raxmonova. M. T

American Journal of Philological Sciences · 05 · 51-60 · 2025

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This article analyzes the formation, origin, and usage of neologisms and loanwords in the Korean language. Neologisms, especially words borrowed from English and other foreign languages, are linked to the social, economic, and cultural development of Korean society. The article discusses the various sources of loanwords in the Korean language, their usage, adaptation, and cultural adjustment. An analysis of the most frequently used loanwords in contemporary society is also included. Keywords: Neologism, loanwords, English language, Korean language, globalization, foreign languages, phonetic adaptation, technology, economy, culture, youth. and shapes the thinking of an entire nation, not just an Introduction: "It is time to establish a new system that individual. The changes in the current globalization will lay a solid foundation for teaching foreign process lead to the adoption of new words or the languages in our country for the future. As we aim to creation of their equivalents. Neologisms are entirely build a competitive state, our graduates from schools, new words or existing words that are assigned new lyceums, colleges, and higher educational institutions meanings to represent objects or concepts. Most must be proficient in at least two foreign languages," neologisms in dictionaries are primarily related to states our esteemed president Shavkat Mirziyoyev in leisure, economics, and internet terminology.[9] his speeches. Today, we can find them in the vocabulary of all In our country, within the framework of implementing languages. The term "neologism" comes from Greek the Law of the Republic of Uzbekistan on "Education" (neos logos), meaning a new word. O. Akhmanova and the National Program for Personnel Training, a defines this term as "a word or phrase created comprehensive system for teaching foreign languages (emerged) to designate a new (previously unknown) has been created. This system aims to form a object or to express a new concept" [1]. New words and harmonious and well-rounded generation of modern phrases that are widely used in speech but not included thinkers who are directed towards the global in dictionaries are also considered neologisms. The community. Our esteemed president Shavkat neologisms in the Korean language include words Mirziyoyev has adopted several decisions and decrees formed by adding syllables from Korean, English, and regarding the education of well-educated and highly Chinese linguistic layers, as well as acronyms created by qualified young people. Notably, the presidential shortening sentences. "Slangs," i.e., certain shortened decree PQ-5117 on May 19, 2021, on the measures to jargon words, are also considered neologisms in Korean improve the activities of popularizing foreign language and are rapidly developing among youth as "trendy" learning, and the decision of the Cabinet of Ministers of words. the Republic of Uzbekistan dated August 11, 2017, on DISCUSSION AND RESULTS improving the quality of teaching foreign languages in educational institutions, are part of this initiative. The origin of modern Korean loanwords is primarily related to the English, Chinese, Japanese, and other

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Neologism, loanwords, English language, Korean language, globalization, foreign languages, phonetic
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