In this paper special emphasis is on the human factor in language phraseology where the subject of interest is not just a person, but a person that is, a concrete person , a bearer of consciousness who has a complex inner world and a certain attitude to fate, to the outside world, to himself. He has a special place in the world. The human factor plays a big role in the phraseology of the language. Phraseologisms arise spontaneously, independently of each other, in different periods and in different languages. Their common basis is the common physical and psychological characteristics of a person, the common conditions of development. The human factor in language phraseology is dynamic and constantly evolving. New phrases emerge over time in response to social, technological and cultural changes, reflecting the adaptability and creativity of the language.
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