BILINGUALISM IN SPEECH ETIQUETTE AMONG IRANIAN ZOROASTRIANS
Многоязычие в образовательном пространствеThe Zoroastrians of Iran, as well as the Iranians in general, have an ancient extensive and varied etiquette, verbal and non-verbal. Speech etiquette, otherwise known by the Arabic word “ta'aróf,” is an important part of socio-communicative activity in ...
E.K. Molchanova
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Rezvani, Pouyan
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Richardson, Connor H.
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