DIFFERENTIATION OF LANGUAGE BASED ON GENDER AND THE IMPACT OF THESE DIFFERENCES ON SOCIAL LIFE

Abstract

This article examines gender-based differences in language and their influence on social life from a sociolinguistic perspective. The study analyzes lexical, stylistic, pragmatic, and communicative features characteristic of male and female speech. Special attention is given to politeness strategies, emotional expression, conversational behavior, media discourse, and digital communication. The research also explores how language reflects social stereotypes, gender identity, and power relations in modern society. The findings demonstrate that language plays a significant role not only in communication but also in shaping social interaction and cultural perception