Abstract
This article examines the problems that arise when translating idiomatic units from Uzbek into Korean and how to solve them. In the translation process, it is important to correctly express the meaning of the idioms and take into account emotional and cultural changes in the translation. It analyzes how idioms change in translation and how they are adapted for Korean culture in the translations of stories written by A. Qahhor.
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