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This article highlights the speech communication of the family as a discursive activity. It determines the need for linguistic study of family discourse and its place in discursive practices. The common and different aspects of the English and Uzbek family discourse are analyzed, and the linguistic units used in the conversations are compared during the study of family conversations of representatives of two peoples belonging to different cultures.
family discourse, communication, discourse, family, speech situation.
family discourse, communication, discourse, family, speech situation.
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