Comparative phraseological problems in modern linguistics

Abstract

Comparative phraseology in modern linguistics attracts attention with the introduction of new types of problems. Comparison, contrast and generalization of language units and language phenomena on the basis of linguistic facts of two languages formed a method of comparative research. The comparative study of related languages and languages of different systems on the basis of different linguistic phenomena has become an important and topical area of research in linguistics. This includes problems such as universality of phraseological phenomena, typological research issues of phraseology, the observation of hierarchical relationships within the system of phraseological units. Comparative research based on the phraseology of different languages began in the 70s of the last century and gradually became more widespread. The main part of the issues of comparative phraseology in modern linguistics is focused on what generalizations the studies lead to. The aim of this research is to investigate comparative phraseology in modern linguistics. It is concluded that The phraseology of English, in general, the most common German and Roman languages, Russian, as well as Turkish and a number of other languages, has been studied from descriptive, comparative-descriptive aspects. Addition to this, Modern comparative phraseology expects serious and accurate results from research within the field of phraseological semantics.