The Past and Present of Slavistics in China
The origins of Slavistics in China can be traced back to 1708. However, Slavistics so far cannot be called a popular scientific field, which is manifested in a fairly small number of scientific achievements directly related to Slavistics, and in a small ...
Wu Zhe
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DIFFERENTIATION OF HOMONYMS IN RELATED SLAVIC LANGUAGES
The classification of homonyms occupies an important place in the study of the phenomenon of homonymy in any language. This is evidenced by the large number of works devoted to homonymy, in which the authors propose one or another approach to the selection of types of homonyms.
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Adaptation of the QoL-AGHDA scale for adults with growth hormone deficiency in four Slavic languages. [PDF]
McKenna SP +8 more
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This communication provides an overview of the large-scale scholarly encyclopedia project, Encyclopedia of Slavic Languages and Linguistics Online. It justifies the involvement of the “Brill” publishing in the implementation of this encyclopedia, outlines its structure and authorship. The paper emphasizes that, despite the Slavic theme, the majority of
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From scores to insights: Predicting MT errors using reliable metrics and linguistic typology in slavic languages. [PDF]
Munkova D +4 more
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Cortical Location of Language Function May Differ between Languages While White Matter Pathways Are Similar in Brain Lesion Patients. [PDF]
Boerner C +4 more
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Sound-meaning associations allow listeners to infer the meaning of foreign language words. [PDF]
Hayakawa S, Marian V.
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LingualX64: a multilingual benchmark for evaluating symmetry and asymmetry in LLM translation. [PDF]
Huang Y, Liu W, Wang J, Zhu H.
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Evaluating the phylogenetic signal of morphosyntax. [PDF]
Sleeman R +6 more
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Slavic Languages and Literatures [PDF]
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