TYPOLOGY AND TRANSLATION OF ENGLISH FOLK TALES

This article reflects on English folk tales and culture, which are among the oldest and richest forms of oral literature in the world. Typology examines general, universal patterns in the structure of languages. In this, all languages are studied, regardless of whether they are related or not. The typology is based on identifying similarities and differences between the studied objects, searching for ways to compare and equate them. The article will help language teachers gain a deeper understanding of the processes of working on fairy tales for those who are learning.