Features of the Functioning of the Modern Russian Language on the Territory of Uzbekistan
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.31150/ajshr.v3i4.1027Keywords:
Russian language, borrowings, mentality, influence, lexical composition, communication, language unit, realitiesAbstract
The article deals with the issue of the state of the Russian language in the territory of modern Uzbekistan. Cultural and historical processes undoubtedly influence primarily the lexical composition of the Uzbek Russian language. The Russian language exists, on the one hand, within the area of Russian culture, and on the other hand, it functions and even develops within a completely different reality, another, one might say, exogenous culture.
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