Abstract
This article discusses the formation of specific diplomatic terms between the Kazakh and Turkish languages, and also shows their relevance at the present time. The work analyzes the semantics and lexical composition of diplomatic terms in Kazakh and Turkish languages. It is known that today the phenomenon of globalization is accelerating the integration process in all fields of science. It is important to define the terms of the modern Turkic languages that have arisen from linguistic integrity and established their own characteristics, to show their closeness and specificity, to determine their place in science. Since diplomatic terms are a common problem in many areas, they will no doubt help to understand the basis of this phenomenon. In the field of terminology, a comparison of diplomatic terms in Turkish and Kazakh can lead to the development of new scientific views and new findings. Because, defining general terms in the Turkic languages, we focus on identifying the main difficulties in communication between diplomats and business people. The study of diplomatic terms of the Kazakh and Turkish languages is an important and urgent issue in terminology. In connection with changes in diplomatic science, it is necessary to increase the number of common diplomatic terms in order to strengthen cooperation between Turkic languages. The creation of a common base of terms will contribute to the further fruitful development of diplomatic relations between Kazakhstan and Turkey
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