2017
DOI: 10.17223/19986645/45/5
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Colloquial speech in Buryatia: on the study of the problem (a sociolinguistic approach)

Abstract: ЖИВАЯ РЕЧЬ В БУРЯТИИ: К ПРОБЛЕМЕ ИЗУЧЕНИЯ (СОЦИОЛИНГВИСТИЧЕСКИЙ ОБЗОР)Одной из фундаментальных социолингвистических проблем является проблема языковой ситуации, а именно коммуникативная система языкового общения в том или ином социуме. Определение языковой ситуации так же, как и большинство социолингвистических определений (билингвизм или двуязычие, интерференция, языковая компетенция и т.д.), касающихся функ-ционирования языка на различных социальных уровнях, относится к аксио-матическим, или классическим, об… Show more

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“…This ratio is quite indicative, as it confirms the functional regression of the Buryat language, which has been described by linguists in Buryatia (Dyrkheeva, 2017;Zhalsanova, 2017). Our experiment shows that the status of the Buryat language in 12 respondents (30 %) cannot be defined as the first/ native language, and that their bilingualism has changed its format from Buryat-Russian to Russian-Buryat, although in the questionnaires these subjects mentioned Buryat as their native language.…”
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confidence: 84%
“…This ratio is quite indicative, as it confirms the functional regression of the Buryat language, which has been described by linguists in Buryatia (Dyrkheeva, 2017;Zhalsanova, 2017). Our experiment shows that the status of the Buryat language in 12 respondents (30 %) cannot be defined as the first/ native language, and that their bilingualism has changed its format from Buryat-Russian to Russian-Buryat, although in the questionnaires these subjects mentioned Buryat as their native language.…”
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confidence: 84%
“…G.A. Dyrheeva made a sociolinguistic survey of the living speech of students in Buryatia (Dyrheeva, 2017).…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%