A Comparative Analysis of the Phonetic and Orthographic Features of English and Uzbek Musical Terminology

Compares the phonetic and orthographic characteristics found in the musical vocabulary of English and Uzbek languages. It investigates how musical words are sounded and written in both languages, stressing the effects of their individual sound systems and writing customs. The paper looks at loanword adaptation, the depiction of comparable musical ideas using various phonetic and orthographic structures, and the issues caused by transliteration and translation. The research intends to offer insights into the connection between language and music across several cultural settings by means of a comparison of these linguistic features, hence supporting a better knowledge of musical vocabulary from a linguistic angle.