Social and philosophical aspects of bilingualism based on english, russian and uzbek languages

Nasrullaeva, Mohigul, Насруллаева, Мохигул, Nasrullaeva, Mohigul

Жамият ва инновациялар / Общество и инновации / Society and innovations · 2022-yil

Annotatsiya

A person who is equally fluent in two languages – native and non-native – is called bilingual. Bilingualism (bilingualism < formed from the Latin words bi- “two” + lingua “language”) means knowing two languages: practice of alternate use of two languages; knowledge of two languages and the ability to use them to communicate successfully (even with minimal knowledge of languages); equally perfect knowledge of two languages, the ability to equally use them in the necessary conditions of communication. People who speak two languages are called bilinguals, three are polylinguals, and more than three are called polyglots. Since language is a function of social groupings, being bilingual means belonging to two different social groups at the same time.

Maqola ma’lumotlari
MualliflarNasrullaeva, Mohigul, Насруллаева, Мохигул, Nasrullaeva, Mohigul
JurnalЖамият ва инновациялар / Общество и инновации / Society and innovations
Nashr sanasi2022-07-01
Jild3
Son5/S
Betlar235-238
TilRus
DOI10.47689/2181-1415-vol3-iss5/s-pp235-238

Kalit so‘zlar

bilingual, polylingual, polyglot, mastery, minimal knowledge, successful communication, natural and acquired causes of bilingualism, полилингвал, билингвал, полиглот, совершенное владение, минимальное знание, успешная коммуникация, естественные и приобретенные причины двуязычия, ikki tilli, ko‘p tilli, poliglot, mahorat, minimal bilim, muvaffaqiyatli muloqot, ikki tillilikning tabiiy va orttirilgan sabablari

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