Modern lingual processes among Tuvans of Usinsk

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Keywords:

Usinsk Tuvans, Russian language, Tuvan language, mother tongue, basic spoken, language competency

Abstract

Basing on the material of ethnosocial study article analyzes the contemporary situation in lingual processes among the Tuvans living in the area of Verhneusinsk village in Yermakovsk district of Krasnoyarsk region. Particularly it characterizes the language competency and orientations of Usinsk Tuvans.

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31.05.2014

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No. 2 (2014)

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Author Biography

  • Yaroslavna S. Mikhaylova Siberian Federal University
    Graduate studentin the field of History of countries of Asia and AfricaInstitute for the Humanities

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