Metadata (abstracts and keywords) for the articles in the journal
Khmelevsky M. S. LINGUISTIC ANALYSIS OF EVERYDAY COLLOQUIAL SPEECH OF RUSSIAN SPEAKING POPULATION OF MODERN UKRAINE IN THE FRAMEWORK OF RUSSIAN-UKRAINIAN BILINGUALISM (BASED ON FIELD RESEARCH) // I. YAKOVLEV CHUVASH STATE PEDAGOGICAL UNIVERSITY BULLETIN. 2019. № 3(103). p. 189-196
Author(s):
Khmelevsky M. S.
Index of UDK:
811.161’246.2’282.2(477)
Index of DOI:
10.26293/chgpu.2019.103.3.025
Name of article:
LINGUISTIC ANALYSIS OF EVERYDAY COLLOQUIAL SPEECH OF RUSSIAN SPEAKING POPULATION OF MODERN UKRAINE IN THE FRAMEWORK OF RUSSIAN-UKRAINIAN BILINGUALISM (BASED ON FIELD RESEARCH)
Keywords:
Ukrainian language, Russian language in Ukraine, Surzhyk, Russian-Ukrainian bilingualism, vernacular language, urban dialect, language code, Ukrainian language situation, language norm abnormality.
Abstracts:
The current linguistic situation of the Kievan conglomeration, which has evolved over the course of several centuries, is the unique subject for linguistic description and study, differing substantially from analogous examples elsewhere in the Slavic world. This article discusses the sociolinguistic multicodality of the present-day Kievan urban dialect with specific illustrated examples from actual non-staged speech found in Ukraine’s capital in 2018. The article also provides the analysis of the possibilities for such switching as well as the description of the communicative situations that are linked with this phenomenon.
