Rus va ingliz tillari kafedrasi roman-german filologiyasiga kirish

The aims and tasks of the discipline “Roman-Germanic philology” 
 
There is no less true of a foreign language. Therefore, one of the aims of this 
course is to provide the student with knowledge of linguistic history sufficient to 
account for the principal features of present-day Germanic languages. In studying the 
Germanic languages of today, we are faced with a number of peculiarities which 
appear unintelligible from the modern point of view. These are found in the 
vocabulary and in the phonetic and grammatical structure of a language. 
The main aim of the subject is to give broad information about the historical 
development of the Germanic languages. The learners will also get some valuable 
information about how the Germanic languages became developed languages from 
the languages that was spoken by approximately ten million people. Though learning 
the history of the Germanic languages the student achieves a variety of aims, both 
theoretical and practical. The history of the Germanic languages is of considerable 
interest to all students of English, since the English belongs to this group of 
languages. Moreover, the subject is aimed to give detailed information about the 
linguistic peculiarities of the Germanic languages in each period of their development 
and changes that took place in different layers of the language. 
The main task of the subject is to give some theoretical information about the 
history of the Germanic languages and other issues related to it. This subject also 
provides information about some linguistic features of the Germanic languages, its 
variants and prepares mature learners with complete theoretical information. The 
purpose of the subject is a systematic study of the language’s development from the 
earliest times to the present day. Such study enables the student to acquire a more 
profound understanding of the language of today. Besides, the history of Germanic 

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languages is an important subsidiary discipline for history of Germanic languages and 
literature.