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Возрожденная лексика русского языка в пространстве и времени культурного контекста
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О некоторых особенностях русской чайной традиции (лингвокультурологический аспект)
Get PDFThe paper presents features of the semiotic system of tea ceremony and Russian traditions of tea drinking as an important part of the national culture
60 години Руска филология в Софийския университет. Сборник научни статии. С.: Университетско издателство «Св. Климент Охридски», 2006. Раздел «Литературознание»
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Русская диаспора в Японии: история, проблемы существования и сохранения русского языка
Get PDFIn 1985 in Japan there were only 322 Russians with permanent residence status, but in the last ten years the number of Russians who live and work in Japan permanently has increased 30 times. The author describes the story of Russian diaspora in Japan from 1918 until nowadays, their attitude to the Russian language and the status of their language competence
Проект учебного пособия по русской деловой корреспонденции для студентов-грузин
Get PDFThe present article discusses teaching principles and methods of business correspondence in a context of teaching Russian as a foreign language for students – Georgians at I.Javakhishvili Tbilisi State University decided to create of project for a manual with an appropriate system of exercises aiming at developing Russian business correspondence handling skills
У Х-а у Y-а Р: конструкции с рекурсивной группой у + GEN в русском языке
Get PDFThe construction with two NPs with prepositions u, such as "U men’a u do?ki segodn’a den’ ro?denija" ‘Today is my daughter’s birthday’ – is very often used in colloquial Russian. In this paper I will describe syntactic, semantic and discourse features of this construction
К вопросу о распределении русских пассивных форм по виду
Get PDFMany linguists (not only in Russia) consider verb aspect as a main parameter for distribution of Russian passive markers: finite verbs are reckoned to be imperfective and participles are considered to be always perfective. The main goal is to check if it is really so using corpus study. Also, the actionality of passive forms is studied