INVESTIGATING THE AESTHETIC APPEAL AND CULTURAL SIGNIFICANCE OF ENGLISH IDIOMS
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Index terms: Expressions, Aesthetic Appeal, Cultural Significance, Cultural Nuances, Survey, Non-Native English Speakers, Analysis, Linguistic CommunicationAbstract
Abstract: This article delves into the world of English idioms, exploring their aesthetic appeal and cultural significance. It analyzes the origins and meanings of idioms, shedding light on their cultural context and the insight they provide into the English-speaking world. It also examines the importance of idioms in daily communication and explores how non-native English speakers comprehend and use them. The research emphasizes the enduring relevance of idioms in language and culture, aiming to deepen our understanding of their role in cross-cultural communication in our globalized world.
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