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Turkic-Mongolic Vocabulary Pertaining To Decorations And Headgear In Bashkir And Mongolian Languages

Alishina Khanisa Chavdatovna
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Trofimova Svetlana Menkenovna
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Usmanova Minsylu Gubaytovna
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Tuvshintogs Biambazhav

Keywords: Bashkir sub-dialects, Mongolian languages, headgear nomination, decoration nomination

Article no: 472

Pages 3555-3563

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2020.10.05.472

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Original Article

The Priciples Of Synergetics In Studying The Altay Family Etymological Language Nests

Nuriya Khaliullina
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Ilshat Nasipov
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Zarina Sideshova
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Sandugash Mukhtarova

Keywords: Etymological family of words, lexical system, reconstruction, root stem, the Altai family of languages

Article no: 111

Pages 1070-1077

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2020.11.111

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Original Article

An Integrative Approach To Teaching Foreign Languages Using New Information Technologies

Fariza Ahmetovna Kulaeva
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Hamsat Abasovna Akaeva
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Malkan Said-Khasanovna Adieva

Keywords: Integration, innovative technologies, teaching foreign languages

Article no: 297

Pages 2247-2252

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2021.11.297

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Original Article

Pedagogical Communication Promoting Regulation Of Adult Learners’ Foreign Language Educational Activity

Larisa B. Fishkova
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Tatiana P. Avanesova
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Natalya A. Shtyrkhunova
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Olga S. Aketina

Keywords: Adults’ self-education, pedagogical communication, self-realization, foreign-language, barriers, personal factors

Article no: 84

Pages 702-712

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2022.03.84

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Original Article

Semantic Parallels And Contrasts In The Vocabulary Of Unrelated Languages

Zarrina Todosienko
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Venera Ibragimova
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Larisa Kiseleva*
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Zemfira Akhmatyanova
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Vera Salnikova

Keywords: Metaphor, metonymy, typologically different languages, verbal predicates, semantic universals, anthropocentrism.

Article no: 227

Pages 1674-1679

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2019.12.04.227

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Nanny Language: A Representative Of The Semantics Of Diminutiveness In Dagestan Languages

Mariza Ibragimova
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Boris Ataev
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Ibragim Dibirov
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Rashidat Khalidova
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Muguma Cheerchiev

Keywords: Nanny language, diminutiveness category, Dagestan languages

Article no: 252

Pages 1906-1912

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2020.10.05.252

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Integrated Linguistic Analysis Applied To Identify The Languages Affinity

Makhaev Maierbeck Ruslanovich
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Khozh Akhmetovich Khizriev
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Obkhadov Musa Rukhmanovich
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Navrazova Khava Bakyevna
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Ilyasova Raisa Saitkhasanovna
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Shamileva Razeta Daduevna

Keywords: Paradigm, etymology, linguistic analysis, Nakh-Dagestan languages, Indo-European family, Sino-Caucasian macrofamily

Article no: 464

Pages 3492-3498

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2020.10.05.464

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