Anglicisation and globalisation in post- Soviet Russian: is English the Anatolii ehubais of the Russian Language?
The article discusses Anglicisation and globalisation in post-Soviet Russian language. It states that the new words entering Russian from or under the influence of foreign languages can be categorised as words borrowed directly from English, words originating in English but borrowed into Russian via...
| Publicado en: | Rusistika: Russian Journal of the Association for Language Learning no. 36; pp. 3 - 9 |
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Association for Language Learning
2011
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| Sumario: | The article discusses Anglicisation and globalisation in post-Soviet Russian language. It states that the new words entering Russian from or under the influence of foreign languages can be categorised as words borrowed directly from English, words originating in English but borrowed into Russian via English and words made up of English elements but either originating in Russian or borrowed from a different foreign language. Examples of pseudo-anglicisms are cited. |
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