Euphemisms as Cultural Bridges and Barriers: Preserving Identity and Navigating Nuance in English-Russian-Uzbek Intercultural Communication

Abstract

This article examines the use of euphemisms in English, Russian, and Uzbek intercultural communication, highlighting their role in preserving personal dignity and conveying sensitive meanings. It explores how euphemisms function as both cultural bridges and barriers, depending on context and cultural background. Through comparative analysis, the study reveals similarities and differences in euphemism usage across the three languages and emphasizes their impact on effective cross-cultural understanding. translate this into russian and uzbek languages in scientific way