Russian and Slovenian: Linguistic deviations in Russian under the influence of Slovenian as a dominant language
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https://doi.org/10.3986/JZ.21.2.6898Keywords:
Bilingualism, Russian, error analysis, immigrants, Russian-Slovenian language contactAbstract
This article describes the status of Russian-speaking immigrants in Slovenia, presents the findings of a sociolinguistic study of primarily younger members of the Russian emigre community, and analyzes the common changes that occur in the language of especially second-generation Russian-speaking residents of Slovenia under the influence of Slovenian as the dominant language. It presents a systematized description of common deviations from the Russian linguistic standard established in both the written and oral communication of Russian-Slovenian bilinguals. Based on the data collected through the analysis of secondary-school exit exam essays, personal interviews, and an online survey, the major factors influencing the development of Russian communicative competence in bilingual children are established.
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