Hospitality has long been recognized as a universal cultural value that strengthens human connections across societies. This article explores the concept of hospitality in English and Karakalpak cultures, with a particular focus on idiomatic expressions as reflections of cultural identity. While English idioms often highlight politeness, elegance, and material comfort, Karakalpak idioms emphasize spirituality, blessings, and communal responsibility. By analyzing and comparing these expressions, the study demonstrates how hospitality functions not only as a social practice but also as a cultural philosophy that embodies moral and ethical values. The article further argues that idiomatic expressions serve as cultural mirrors, preserving traditions and offering insights into the worldview of a community. Ultimately, the comparative study of English and Karakalpak hospitality idioms enriches intercultural understanding and underlines the universal importance of kindness, generosity, and respect.

Hospitality, idiomatic expressions, English culture

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