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Original Article

 Influential Translation of Advertisements from English to Arabic for Arab Women Consumers

Randa Saliba Chidiac
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Marie-Therese Saliba

Keywords: Advertising, Women Consumers, Translating, Arab Culture, Target Language

Article no: 8

Pages 66-75

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2016.05.8

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Original Article

Genetic Character Of Legal Terms In Business Writing In The 17th Century

Evgeniy Yu. Popov
,
Tatyana V. Gofman

Keywords: Business writing language, business writing, genetic character of vocabulary, legal notion, special vocabulary

Article no: 86

Pages 782-792

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2022.06.86

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Original Article

“New Information Communicative Civilization”: English, Russian And Computer-Mediated Communication

Natalya N. Zerkina
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Yuliya A. Savinova
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Oksana A. Lukina
,
Elena A. Pikalova

Keywords: Computer-mediated communication, English language, virtual environment

Article no: 100

Pages 852-859

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2018.09.02.100

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Original Article

English Word Formation: Strategies for Cognitive Teaching to Language Students

Ekaterina A. Bolotina
,
Marina V. Vlavatskaya
ORCiD

Keywords: Cognitive approach, development of cognitive abilities, methodological strategies to teaching word formation, professional language education, word-building competence

Article no: 5

Pages 36-46

Doi: 10.15405/epes.22104.5

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Original Article

Algorithm For Identifying Psycholinguistic Meanings Of Lexical Units And Verbal Communicative Behavior

Mairbeck Ruslanovich Makhaev
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Khava Bakuevna Navrazova
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Said-Khamzat Said-Eminovich Ireziev

Keywords: Communicative behavior, psycholinguistic meaning, Russian language, semantics, verbal communications

Article no: 128

Pages 961-968

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2021.11.128

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Zoomorphic Code Of Culture In Reflexion Of Kalmyk And Mongolian Proverbs

Tatyana Buraeva
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Galina Bovaeva
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Zhanna Chedzhieva
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Viktoriya Ochirova
,
Ellara Omakaeva*

Keywords: A horse, syntax, paremia, zoomorphism, Mongolian language, Kalmyk language.

Article no: 339

Pages 2529-2535

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2019.12.04.339

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