LEXICAL AND PHONETIC FEATURES OF ENGLISH AND RUSSIANS LULLABIES
Abstract
The author in his article raises the question of a comparative analysis of the features of English and Russian lullabies in terms of vocabulary and phonetics. The main problem in the work is the question of comparing the phonetic and lexical level of folklore of the English and Russian ethnic groups. The purpose of the study is to compare the features of phonetic and vocabulary organized lullabies of English and Russian languages. Collision songs were not analyzed in terms of comparing phonetic and lexical organization. The results of the study were revealed about the similarities and differences between English and Russian lullabies
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