Exploring the intersection of cultural studies and linguistics, this monograph delves into linguoculturology, a new field examining how language reflects and carries cultural meanings. It analyzes the semantics of linguistic units and their implications in translation studies, emphasizing the importance of understanding various linguistic branches such as lexicology and phraseology. The text suggests that familiarity with foreign languages enhances one's grasp of linguoculturology, highlighting the significance of lexical richness in language acquisition.
