A complex essay on the subject of the Uzbek language
Plan:
Introduction
The main part
Uzbek language throughout history
Attention to our mother tongue
Language is the mirror of the nation
Conclusion
"The Uzbek language is not poor, but those who call the Uzbek language poor are themselves poor. They should not spill their ignorance on the Uzbek language." - Abdulla Qadiri
Uzbek language throughout history
History shows that our mother tongue has not lost its importance for several thousand years. The most important aspect of the Uzbek language is that it is so juicy, it is pleasant to every ear, and the person who hears it will gasp. Our native language, as the poet Mirtemir said, is ingrained in our hearts from our youth. Through the tales told by our mothers and the tales, stories, narratives and parables we heard from our grandparents, our hearts were deeply penetrated, and in turn, they instilled love for our mother tongue and our motherland.
Every citizen of Uzbekistan loves, respects and honors his native language. Because it is only through this language that we can know how any nation is living, developing, or, on the contrary, lagging behind and getting poorer. That is why it is not for nothing that they say: "Language is the mirror of the nation."
October 1989, 21. The Law "On the State Language" was adopted, and Uzbek was given the status of the State Language. Our mother tongue, which is one of the sacred values of our people, got its legal status and protection. In the Constitution of the Republic of Uzbekistan, the status of the State language was legally strengthened. In this way, the Uzbek language has received honor and respect, as well as sacred state symbols protected by law, such as the flag, emblem, and anthem of our country. In recent years, a number of works are being carried out in order to further strengthen the position of the State language in social life.
In particular, by the decree of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan on October 2019, 21, the Department of State Language Development, which is considered a structural unit of the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan, was established. The purpose of this is to develop the State language, to identify and eliminate problems related to the use of the State language, and to develop norms and rules for the written text of the Uzbek language.
Attention to our mother tongue
Paying attention to our national language, our mother tongue, has become important not only today, but also in all periods of history. At this point, let's remember the following wise words of our grandfathers: "Language and literature are the main life of every nation, which shows its existence in the world. To lose the national language is to lose the spirit of the nation" (M. Behbudi).
Do you notice that losing the national language is compared to losing the language of the nation. In fact, there is no doubt that the importance of language, its existence determines the development of any country and nation. Especially in today's globalization era, when the lifestyle of the peoples of the world has become common, the meaning of the above words increases twice.
Language is the mirror of the nation
Language is a mirror of the nation, a reflection of spirituality. All good qualities are absorbed into the human heart, first of all, by the unique charm of the mother tongue. Mother tongue is the soul of a nation. Any nation that has lost its language is bound to lose its identity.
Our writers and poets have said many wise words about our language and defined it in different ways. Abdulla Oripov insists that if the Uzbek language disappears, it will turn into a parrot, and Erkin Vahidov insists that our mother tongue will not die. Rasul Hamzatov writes that he is even willing to die if his mother tongue disappears.
Our poets and poets who praise and praise the Uzbek language, which is considered our mother tongue, and even write odes on this topic, are very talented. For example, Rauf Parfi, a poet with a sharp pen:
Heyhot, when you find it, it's Arab and Mongolian,
Chain year of your life.
What have you been through, brave boy,
The Uzbek language, the Uzbek language, said in the above poem, even when the settlers invaded our country, although they conquered and tried to establish their own language and ideology, the Uzbek nation It is reflected in his most valuable asset, that is, that he did not lose his mother tongue. Or, as a continuation of these events, we can cite the following poem by Khurshid Davron:
How many worlds have come,
Life laughed, death cried.
You were sacrificed grandparents,
They're gone, you're left, slice.
Remembering these events, reading the following poem by Muhammad Yusuf, one involuntarily thinks:
It's midnight when my mother calls "my husband",
Sometimes I was screaming that I have no will.
My wheat that suffocated the steamer,
My gold, my ores, my silks,
Mother tongue, forgive me, mother tongue.
In the following stanzas, the poet notes the deep respect of Mir Alisher Navoi, the "sultan of the ghazal property", who made a significant contribution to the Uzbek language and its development, to our mother tongue as follows:
Without you, what are smooth poems for us,
They say that there is no heart in this world without a language.
Dear Alishers,
My unquenchable flower in the net of my heart,
Mother tongue, forgive me, mother tongue.
In Shukur Kurban's ode "My Mother Tongue", it is emphasized that human life is a momentary memory in front of the eternity and vitality of the mother tongue:
You're crazy, you're crazy,
I am a transient.
You are always spring
I am a momentary memory.
Mother tongue, soul tongue.
The importance of the Uzbek language in strengthening the spiritual foundations of the independence of our country, educating our people, especially the young generation, in the spirit of love and loyalty to our national values is increasing more and more. Thank God that the fame and reputation of the Uzbek language is increasing year by year. The efforts of the youth of Uzbekistan in the field of sports, science, culture and art are incomparable. We, the young generation, who are the future of the country, should make the Uzbek language recognized by the whole world and make a great contribution to its development. Among other things, I, among the youth of Uzbekistan, will try my best to preserve the purity of our native language and contribute to its further development:
Well, whoever enjoys the language,
I have sacrificed a thousand souls for my own language.
Early mother tongue if lost,
I agree to die today.
Conclusion
The development of the Uzbek language is not only the work of linguists, poets or writers, but the duty of every person who lives in this country, breathes its dust, drinks its water, and tastes its salt. Whether we are an ordinary farmer or a builder, regardless of what industry we are a representative of, contributing to the development of the state language is our filial duty to this Motherland and this nation.
