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Original Article

The Representation Of Verbal Aggression In Tatar Linguistic Culture

Guzel Nabiullina
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Alfiya Yusupova
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Rasim Khusnutdinov
,
Nuriya Khaliullina

Keywords: Linguistic culture, phraseological units, proverbs, speech behavior, speech aggression, Tatar language

Article no: 78

Pages 763-771

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2020.11.78

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Original Article

East Slavonic Proverbs With Ethnonyms In The Electronic Dictionary Of Current Proverbs

M. Yu. Kotova
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V. V. Mushchinskaya
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O. S. Sergienko

Keywords: Proverbs, paremiology, paremiography, cultural linguistics, East Slavonic paremiological core, paremiological minimum

Article no: 88

Pages 748-757

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2020.08.88

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Original Article

Problems Of Translation Of Phraseological Expressions In The Russian And Yakut Languages

Evdokia Nikiphorova
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Rozalia Makarova
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Lena Borisova
,
Evdokia Dmitrieva*

Keywords: Phraseological units and expressions, set expression, the translation of phraseological expressions, occasional proverbs, comparative aspect.

Article no: 95

Pages 703-711

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2019.12.04.95

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