The use of complex sentences with several subordinate clauses in the epics of the Kyrgyz and Altai peoples

This scientific article describes the stylistic and textual possibilities in speech types of complex sentences in the Kyrgyz language. Also, their syntactic features are evidenced by examples from the Kyrgyz and Altai epics. However, many of them have linguistic similarities and common features that have been preserved since the time of the ancient ancestor of the language, at the same time arose as a result of long-term ties. Therefore, we should think about the "Uralic-Altaic languages“ and the "Altaic Theory", which are considered related languages. Artistically, emotionally and monumentally, the heroic epics of the Kyrgyz people and Altai are in folk art on an equal footing with the epics of the world-famous Greeks "Iliad" and "Odyssey", as well as "Kalevala" of the Korelo-Finns, "Dzhangar" of Kalmak and "Gesar" of the Buryats.