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Structural and semantic features and national specificity of English and Russian proverbs with the meaning "foresight", "caution".
Orlova T.G.
Comparative structural and semantic analysis of English and Russian proverbs with the meaning of "law", "court" and "judge" in terms of their expressiveness and linguocultural connotation
Orlova T.G.
The symbolism of red and blue colors as a reflection of the national mentality of Koreans (based on the material of Korean proverbs)
Mukabenova Z.A., Artaev S.N., Gadanov S.S., Mandzhiev A.D.
The Concept of Honor in Russian and Chinese Linguistic Cultures
Yan Y., Mitrofanova I.I.
A comparative analysis of the usage of Greek and Russian proverbs in everyday communication
Theodoridou E.
Russian and Chinese National Personalities: Based on the Material of Phraseological Units, Proverbs, and Sayings With the Concept of "Family"
Sun X., Chzhan C.
The concepts of “Motherland” and “State” in Russian language
Zhang M.
The linguistic and cultural aspect of color in the Kalmyk and Korean languages
Mukabenova Z.A., Kharchevnikova R.P., Monraev M.U., Suseeva D.A., Bitkeev P.T.
Russian and Chinese national personalities: based on the material of phraseological units and proverbs with the concept of "religion"
Sun X.
The functions of Korean proverbs in the political discourse of the English-language media of South Korea
Shekhovtsova T.A.
General symbolic meanings of the zoonym "dog" in the phraseological units (provrbs and sayings) of the Russian and Persian languages in the linguo-cultural aspect
Golami H., Mahmoodi Amirabad F.A.
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