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1. A researcher from England^iS|l^y'you a letter asking about traditional clothes of
different regions of your country. Her research is about similarities and differences of
traditional clothes of regions.
Write a reply including requested information.
Answer: Dear researcher fi'om England,
Thank you for your interest in traditional clothing from Uzbekistan. Uzbek traditional clothing 
is known for its vibrant color^, intricate embroidery, and unique designs. I am happy to provide 
you with some information that may be helpful for your research.
In Uzbekistan, traditional clothing varies by region, and each region has its own unique style. 
Some examples include;
The traditional dress for women in the Fergana Valley region is the "kurta" and "chapan." The 
kurta is a long, loose-fitting tunic, while the chapan is a long coat made o f wool or silk. The 
chapan is often heavily embroidered with intricate designs and bright colors.
In the Bukhara region, women often wear the "robe" or "parandja." The robe is a long, flowing 
gannent that is typlically made o f silk and embroidered with intricate patterns. Th^.parandja is 
a loose-fitting dress with long sleeves and a high collar.
In the Khorezm region, men wear the "chapan" and "telpek." The chapan is a long, h i ^ y cqat 
made o f wool or silk, while the telpek is a tall, cylindrical hat made o f sheepskin or goatfijr- 
In the Tashkent region, women wear the "bekasam" or "khan atlas." The bekasam is a long, 
silk dress with a tight-fitting bodice and a flared skirt. The khan atlas is a type o f silk fabric 
that is often used to make dresses, scaiwes, and other clothing items.
These are just a few examples o f the traditional clothing that you may find in different regions 
o f Uzbekistan. I hope this information is helpful fipr your research.
If you have any further questions or would like more information, please do not hesitate to 
contact me.
Best regards, [your name]