Abstract
The article discusses the genre features of the Voice of Turkey's Kyrgyz-language broadcasts. Genres of news, interviews, interviews, reports used in the Kyrgyz language editions are analyzed. Since Smirnov's principles of genre classification are closer to the nature of radio, his typological distributions were the basis for the analysis of genres in the Kyrgyz language broadcasts of the Voice of Turkey. The article analyzes information genres. For example, in the genre of chronicle news, extended news, the artistic means of radio journalism are used minimally, emphasizing the language of the journalist's text and the style of broadcasting. Although the Kyrgyz- language broadcasts of the Voice of Turkey retain genre features, some sentences are long, and sentences such as literal translations from Turkish are stylistically complex, making it difficult to hear and receive information.
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