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RUSSIAN-MANCHU VERSION OF THE CONTACT LANGUAGE IN OLD BLAGOVESHCHENSK (ON THE VARIANTS OF CONTACT LANGUAGES IN THE FAR EAST)
О РУССКО-МАНЧЬЖУРСКОМ ВАРИАНТЕ КОНТАКТНОГО ЯЗЫКА В СТАРОМ БЛАГОВЕЩЕНСКЕ (К ВОПРОСУ О ВАРИАНТАХ КОНТАКТНЫХ ЯЗЫКОВ НА ДАЛЬНЕМ ВОСТОКЕ)
2017
Theoretical and Applied Linguistics
О РУССКО-МАНЧЬЖУРСКОМ ВАРИАНТЕ КОНТАКТНОГО ЯЗЫКА В СТАРОМ БЛАГОВЕЩЕНСКЕ (К ВОПРОСУ О ВАРИАНТАХ КОНТАКТНЫХ ЯЗЫКОВ НА ДАЛЬНЕМ ВОСТОКЕ)
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The current article discusses the data that prove the hypothesis of Russian-Manchu contact language functioning in the city of Blagoveshchensk (the Amur region) at the beginning of its history as a result of communication between new-coming Russians and native Manchu population. Evidences of regional Russian and Manchu lexical units mergers in the language structure are demonstrated.
doi:10.22250/2410-7190_2016_2_4_109_119
fatcat:b4vcbdomcbbv7loswwe5acka64