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The Buryat Language in the Global Language System
Dutch sociologist Abram de Swaan began to elaborate a model of the global language system in 1993, and in 2001 his book “Words of the World: The Global Language System” was issued. In Swaan’s opinion, “the multilingual connections between language groups do not occur haphazardly.
D. D. Tregubova
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Somatic Terms of the Buryat Language as Loci
The article deals with the development of locus meanings in the somatic terms of the Buryat language. Anatomical terminology refers to the basic, most ancient part of the vocabulary in all languages. Despite this, the names of body parts have not received an exhaustive semantic description. It is noted that in general Buryat lexicology and lexicography
Victoriya I. Semenova
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A minority language in the globalizing world: The Buryat language on the Internet
A minority language in the globalizing world: The Buryat language on the InternetThe situation of languages on the Internet seems to reproduce their situation in offline reality: dominant languages with a large number of users and support from state and society are more widespread. This does not mean, however, that minority languages are not present in
Ayur Zhanaev, Wojciech Połeć
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Spoken Speech and Spontaneous Discourse: Buryat Language
Nowadays spoken speech is of great interest to researchers, because modern linguistics aims not only to describe normative, as a rule, written speech, but also to explain the causes of grammatical deviations appearing in spoken speech. The urgency of the article is due to the absence of the term “oral spontaneous discourse” in the theoretical ...
Erzhena Z. Nimaeva
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This article examines the All-Buryat Congress for the Spiritual Rebirth and Consolidation of the Nation that was held in the Buryat Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic in February 1991.
Melissa Chakars
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Implementation of Language Policy in USSR in 1930s (Buryat-Mongolian Language)
The study focuses on analyzing the development of the Buryat-Mongolian language and writing system amidst socio-cultural transformations during the Soviet period. Textbooks, methodological guides, as well as ethnographic and sociolinguistic reports from the 1930s, serve as the research materials. Educational materials on teaching methods for the Buryat-
I. G. Aktamov, N. B. Badmatsyrenova
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Diachronic changes in the Zakamensky subdialect of the Buryat language
The aim of this study is to identify the main groups of words from the Zakamensky subdialect that have enriched the vocabulary of the literary Buryat language in the period from the 1970s-1980s to the first decade of the 21st century. The article summarizes various classifications of Buryat dialects, in particular the place of the Zakamensky subdialect
Ariuna Aleksandrovna Budain +2 more
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Common words for Solon Evenki and Buryatia Mongolian [PDF]
The Solon Ewenki and the Buryat Mongols both belong to cross-border peoples, living in China, Mongolia and Russia. The Solon Ewenki and Buryat Mongols in China live in the China-Mongolia-Russia border areas of Hulunbuir, Inner Mongolia.
Wuriqimuge
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Buryat Language in Multi-Ethnic Buryatia: Functional Distribution, Language Competence, Motivations
The analysis of some of the results of a sociolinguistic survey conducted in 2020 in the Republic of Buryatia is presented in the article. A feature of this survey is a large sample (1289 respondents of Buryat and Russian nationality) and a wide coverage
G. A. Dyrkheeva +2 more
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Buryat-Russian Bilingual Speech: Problem-Solving Mechanisms Analyzed
Introduction. The article analyzes problem-solving mechanisms occurring in Buryat-Russian bilingual oral speech, the former being universal communicative strategies that enable bilinguals to construct and maintain Buryat language communication in the ...
Altana D. Bazarzhapova +1 more
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