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A COMPARATIVE STUDY ABOUT POLISH AND MACEDONIAN LANGUAGES -NOUNS IN POLISH AND MACEDONIAN LANGUAGES
2012The Slavic languages which are included in the Indo-European language family arerelative languages and they are similar in terms of the phonetic and grammaticalstructures and vocabulary. In this study which is the first step of a series of studiesin which we aim to reveal the main similarities and differences between grammatical structures of Polish ...
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A Textbook of the Macedonian Language
The Slavic and East European Journal, 1969Kenneth E. Naylor +3 more
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2013
Today, more than ten years after the "resolution" of the "language controversy" on a state level, it is far from resolved in the scholarly or the public sphere, where representatives of the two countries continue to debate the question of how distinct Macedonian is from Bulgarian.
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Today, more than ten years after the "resolution" of the "language controversy" on a state level, it is far from resolved in the scholarly or the public sphere, where representatives of the two countries continue to debate the question of how distinct Macedonian is from Bulgarian.
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The Macedonian Language from Sociolinguistic Perspective
2011Pojava makedonskog standardnog jezika ima svoje duboke korijene u prošlosti. Na standardizaciju makedonskog jezika utjecali su mnogi čimbenici: tradicija, vrijeme, sociolingvistčki čimbenici, stvaranje nacionalne svijesti te sama svijest o jeziku. Čin standardizacije makedonskog jezika oslanja se na postojanu tradiciju i verifikaciju već potvrđenog na ...
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WORD GROUPS WITH A PARTICIPLE IN TURKISH LANGUAGE AND THEIR EQUIVALENCE IN MACEDONIAN LANGUAGE
PALIMPSEST/ ПАЛИМПСЕСТA word group with a participle (sıfat-fiil grubu) is formed from a noun word and from a participle. For example: evde çalışan (adam)/(човек) кој работи дома/ (a man) working at home. This paper analyses the word group with a participle in Turkish language and their equivalence in Macedonian language.
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