A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF ENGLISH AND RUSSIAN TERMINOLOGY IN EDUCATION
Keywords:
Education, culture, terminology, letters, sound, discourse, languageAbstract
Education systems around the world employ specific terminologies to describe various aspects of teaching and learning. This article aims to explore the characteristics, similarities, and differences between English and Russian terminology in the field of education. By examining key concepts and terms used in both languages, we can gain insights into the unique linguistic features and cultural influences that shape educational discourse in each context
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