Abstract
Language parallels selected for research are relevant for study in comparative linguistics, especially in noncognate languages. The ability to see the language material of the functional content helps the translator to construct isomorphic structures that ensure the transmission of information during translation. Despite this difference between languages, common points of contact are all the same, and they help in many ways to see the functional content, hidden behind the linguistic material. The main purpose of the articles is to determine the sound correspondences and changes in the language parallels in the Kyrgyz and Chinese languages. Within the framework of the idea of functional isomorphism, it is possible to recognize the existence of parallels between the Kyrgyz and Chinese languages.
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