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  • December 1, 2016
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LINGUISTIC AND CULTURAL INTERFERENCE IN THE RUSSIAN LANGUAGE IN THE REPUBLIC OF BASHKORTOSTAN

Abstract

The article is devoted to the analysis of linguistic and cultural interference - phenomenon, which is expressed in the Russian language of the Republic of Bashkortostan under the influence of the mass Russian-Turkish bilingualism. The authors examine the nature of language interference as the blending of linguistic and cultural codes in the speech of a bilingual person and sociolinguistic factors for its occurrence; analyze and classify borrowed vocabulary according to a thematic feature, which provides the process of interference. The paper also examines the occurrence and use of interlanguage phraseology and intertext. The authors analyze the peculiar phenomenon of “augment of meaning”, namely the integration of semantics (both at the denotative and connotative level) of lexical units of two languages.

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Author information

Iskander Rasulevich Saitbattalov

Bashkir State University

Dinara Kamilevna Sayakhova

Bashkir State University

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  • Published: December 1, 2016.

Keywords

  • русский язык
  • башкирский язык
  • языковая интерференция
  • культурная интерференция
  • смешение кодов
  • лексическое заимствование
  • тюркизмы
  • Russian language
  • Bashkir language
  • linguistic interference
  • cultural interference
  • code-blending
  • lexical borrowing
  • Turkisms

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