SPEECH PERCEPTION BASED ON THE IDENTIFICATION OF ONOMASTIC UNITS

This article analyzes speech perception based on the identification of onomastic units from a linguistic and cognitive perspective. The study emphasizes the role of anthroponyms in understanding speech content, as well as their communicative and pragmatic functions. It is argued that onomastic units serve as an important carrier of information in speech, helping the listener or reader quickly and accurately understand the text. The article also examines the concepts that arise during speech perception through onomastic units, as well as their national and cultural characteristics. The results of the study have significant implications for speech analysis, translation processes, and linguistic didactics.