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Vol. 4 No. 2 (2025)
Development of pedagogical technologies in modern sciences

Статьи

PRAGMALINGUISTIC APPROACH OF TERMS RELATED TO THE FIELD OF TOURISM

Published 2025-02-13

  • Sitora Gulomova

Sitora Gulomova
Teacher of the Alfraganus University

Abstract

The tourism industry is characterized by a specialized vocabulary that extends beyond simple descriptive terms. From a pragmalinguistic perspective, these tourism-related terms serve a range of communicative functions that are deeply embedded in the contextual factors of their use. This study explores the pragmatic features and implications of terminology used in the tourism sector.

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