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This article explores the multifaceted advantages of translating English literary works directly into the Uzbek language, with a particular focus on the short stories of O. Henry. It delves into the linguistic, cultural, and educational benefits of such translations, highlighting how they enrich Uzbek literature and provide readers with access to global narratives. The study also examines the challenges and strategies involved in translating stylistic devices, humor, and cultural nuances, drawing on existing research and examples from O. Henry's stories.
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