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The translation of Internet neologisms into Uzbek and English is examined in this scientific thesis, with an emphasis on their similar and useful characteristics. This study attempts to clarify the difficulties and methods associated with communicating the essence of online language in both linguistic environments by examining the process of translating these dynamic and context-dependent phrases.
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