Exploring Communicative-Pragmatic Dimensions Of 'Mood' In English And Uzbek: A Comparative Analysis

Abstract

In this article  the communicative-pragmatic types of verbalizers related to the concept of "mood" in English and Uzbek are revealed and how cultural and linguistic differences influence the expression of mood in both languages, utilizing examples from literature, everyday communication, and idiomatic expressions are given . The study aims to enhance understanding of mood as a linguistic phenomenon and its pragmatic implications in cross-cultural communication.