Expressing Uzbek neologisms in Japanese and Korean languages and using them in literary works as a concept
Keywords:
neologism, scientific neologisms, political neologisms, technological, common neologisms, translation, Japanese, KoreanAbstract
In this article, along with the definition to the concept of neologism, neologisms and their translations and meanings, in Eastern languages, especially in Japanese and Korean languages, their meanings are widely explained on the basis of examples. At the same time, neologism was divided into species, each of which was given samples and studied. In addition, the usage of neologisms as a concept in fictions. And there are multiple concepts given as an example.
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