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The process of globalization contributes to the expansion of intercultural communication, for the successful performance of which the knowledge of foreign languages is a priority. The monograph is devoted to the study of attrition, which in existing works is commonly understood as a regression of the level of language proficiency, both native and well-studied. The present study examined the speech of attritionists, Germans who emigrated from post-Soviet countries more than 20 years ago. The morphological and lexical levels of the language were analyzed in detail. The paper also highlights the…mehr

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The process of globalization contributes to the expansion of intercultural communication, for the successful performance of which the knowledge of foreign languages is a priority. The monograph is devoted to the study of attrition, which in existing works is commonly understood as a regression of the level of language proficiency, both native and well-studied. The present study examined the speech of attritionists, Germans who emigrated from post-Soviet countries more than 20 years ago. The morphological and lexical levels of the language were analyzed in detail. The paper also highlights the theoretical aspects of linguistic attrition, provides a historical overview of migration processes, and reveals the tendencies of the Russian language to change under the influence of German after a long residence in the linguistic environment.
Autorenporträt
Anna Abryutina es una estudiante de máster del Departamento de TLLiS, Vernadsky KFU. Ámbito de interés académico: sociolingüística, sociofonética, bilingüismo, deserción.Ponomareva Anna - Doctora en Filología, Profesora Asociada del Departamento de Filología Alemana de la KFU Vernadsky. Su campo de interés científico es la sociolingüística, la dialectología y la lexicología de las lenguas germánicas.