Turcizmi u časopisu Kršćanska obitelj (1900. – 1904.)

Tomić, Draženko

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“…The book was published near the end of the Turkish occupation of Bosnia and Herzegovina (B&H) and ten years before the Austro-Hungarian occupation of B&H (1878) . The first issue of the Bosnian Herzegovinian educational and entertaining monthly called Kršćanska obitelj (1938)(1939)(1940)(1941)(1942)(1943)(1944) was printed twenty years after the Austro-Hungarian occupation of B&H (Tomić, 2001(Tomić, , 2002 . The writer and public educator Petar Bakula and the authors of other contributions to the magazine Kršćanska obitelj belong to the same national, cultural, and ideological circle .…”

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“…The comparison will indicate possible differences in the frequency and type of German loan words as a possible consequence of greater exposure to the German language . Additionally, this research will compare the frequency of German loan words in relation to the analysis of Turkish loan words in the magazine Kršanska obitelj (Tomić, 2019) .…”

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58. Linguistisches Kolloquium: Sprachenvielfalt in der Welt und für die Welt

Volungevičienė,

Šinkūnienė,

Valiukienė

2023

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The thematic area of this year’s Conference is linguistic diversity, which we understand as diversity of cultures, diversity of attitudes and values reflected in language, and opportunities for mutual understanding and cultural enrichment. Linguistic diversity is exciting not only as a phenomenon by itself, but also as an object of research, which makes it possible to draw interesting parallels from typological and comparative perspectives as well as to investigate individual languages and viewpoints expressed in them. Linguistic diversity is also closely connected with multilingualism, which emphasises the individual and communicative aspects of linguistic diversity. In many everyday situations people communicate in several languages. Multilingual individuals or groups are more the rule than the exception, which is especially relevant in the context of small countries and small languages. Multilingualism is a way to deal with linguistic diversity on an individual level, as linguistic diversity highlights the necessity of speaking more than one language in order to understand the world and human beings better. Therefore, the topic of linguistic diversity also embraces the possibilities of learning several languages.

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confidence: 99%

Section: University Of Zagrebmentioning

confidence: 99%