Linguistic Realization Of Concept “Crime” In Different Languages.

Abstract

This article is devoted to the consideration of Linguistic and Cultural Studies  as a new trend science that emerged between linguistic and cultural studies, studies the appearance of the language in speech based on the culture, history, origin,  of the language being studied.Crime, a symphony of darkness, encompasses a range of illicit activities that disrupt societal harmony. From petty theft to organized crime, it permeates our world, leaving behind a trail of victims and unanswered questions. In learning any language, the native speaker will inevitably encounter cultural barriers and challenges. As mentioned  in many studies, in the process of intercultural dialogue between two peoples, such misunderstandings or differences may arise in linguistic-cultural lexicon, proverb, phrase, phrasal  combination, lacuna, realia and texts embodying a number of national-cultural features. For this reason, each component representing the concept of crime is closely related to the way of life, social status, outlook, knowledge and skills, and desires of the nation. Every nation aware the concept of crime differently.