CLASSIFICATION OF VOICES IN UZBEK, GERMAN AND ENGLISH PHONETICS BY OPENING THE MOUTH, LIFT RISE AND LAB PARTICIPATION

The purpose of this article is to classify the most important and general features of vowels in the phonemics of Uzbek, English and German languages, ie the opening of the mouth, the rise of the tongue and the presence of the lips. Numerous studies have been conducted by a number of linguists on the study of phonetics. Many changes took place in all three languages before the current single and phonemic-systematic pattern. As an example, this article explains the general classifications according to the classification of vowels in English, Uzbek and German, and highlights their differences and similarities. In this case, the object of study of the article were the vowels in the phonemics of Uzbek, English and German. The subject of the work is the classification of vowels in the phonetics of these three languages according to their general characteristics. Materials were collected mainly from phonetic sources of 3 languages. Theoretical sources, scientific works, textbooks and monographs were used as a theoretical source