APPEARANCE OF TOURISM TERMS IN ENGLISH AND UZBEK LANGUAGES
This article analyzes the emergence of tourism terms in both English and Uzbek languages, exploring their differences and similarities. The article examines the key changes in tourism terminology, the structure of word combinations, and the semantic differences between terms. It also discusses the challenges faced when translating English tourism terms into Uzbek and suggests ways to overcome these difficulties. The authors highlight the influence of language changes, national features, and cultural contexts on the formation of tourism terminology
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