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Open Journal of Modern Linguistics (OJML) is an international journal dedicated to the latest advancements in modern linguistics. The goal of this journal is to provide a platform for scientists and academicians all over the world to promote, share, and discuss various new issues and developments in different areas of…
Hakmana Pranara Liyanage Waruni Shashikala
Language mixing has become a natural phenomenon in the spoken discourse of the urban Sinhalese-English bilinguals today. This study examines how and why they mix codes from a sociolinguistic perspective and analyzes the structural properties of such code-mixi…
Dilaram Madaminova, Aida Zulpukarova, Zamira Sabiralieva, Aigul Abdraeva, Kapar Zulpukarov, Darika Bekkulova, Gulzada Raiymova, Zhypargul Osmonbaeva, Satina Ibraimova, Zhypargul Abdullaeva
This article discusses main approaches in the study of concept as a category of cognitive linguistics. Concept in the field of the cognitive linguistics can be observed as a unit of memory, also it is complex and multi-faceted phenomena. It has many varieties…
Siuita Abdykadyrova, Sabyrkul Kalygulova, Karamat Belekova, Rakhat Sagyndykova, Gulmira Zheenbekova, Altynai Ismailova, Zhypargul Osmonbaeva, Samara Pazilova, Makhlie Nazarova, Zhypargul Abdullaeva
The main purpose of this article is to define intercultural concepts in one of the most ancient monuments of Turkic culture work “Baburnama”, written by Zakhiriddin Muhammad Babur. This article describes the understanding of the term “intercultural concept” a…
Su Lin
Traditional rhetoric theory regards metaphor and metonymy as two literary rhetoric devices. Modern cognitive linguistics believes that metaphor does not only exist in the field of literature. Metaphor is not only a rhetorical device but also a way of thinking…
Qinyu Liu, Zhujun Liu
In the research on individuals’ linguistic development, bilingualism has received much attention , because bilingual’s cognitive ability is believed to differ from monolingual’s. With particular interest on how bilingualism would impact working memory, the au…
Kapar Zulpukarov, Semetei Amiraliev, Aida Zulpukarova, Ainisa Akmatova, Aigul Zhoroeva, Zhypargul Abdullaeva
The study was performed in the framework of Nostratic, which is defined as a branch of comparative historical linguistics that postulates a distant genetic relationship between the language families of Eurasia and North Africa. As an object of study, we chose…
Shuangjiao Wu
Liaison interpreting is a type of interpreting performed in cross-cultural communications. The role of liaison interpreters has been studied by scholars for many years. For a long time, interpreting has been regarded as a communication activity, which solely…
Malika Abdikarimova, Nurzhamal Tashieva, Aida Tashbolot kyzy, Zhypargul Abdullaeva
This article is investigating verbal communication research in teaching the English language, its importance, and necessity in daily human life. The article shows how the teacher should help students to improve and develop their verbal communication skills. F…
Wujuan Wang
Based on Hofstede’s theory of cultural dimensions, this study examines the manifestation of collectivism and power distance in Confucian culture through the analysis of conversations in two episodes of A Dream of Red Mansions . The analysis was carried out th…
Yoko Ichiyama
The study aimed to investigate the characteristics of 500 research article titles in nursing and explore any differences between the three types of journals: international high impact factor journals, domestic journals published in Japanese, and domestic jour…
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