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The Origin and Formation of the Scots language in the Light of Ethno-linguistic Contacts
- 作者: Gukalova N.V.1
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- Southern Federal University, Taganrog
- 期: 编号 12(880) (2023)
- 页面: 32-38
- 栏目: Linguistics
- URL: https://journals.rcsi.science/2542-2197/article/view/323778
- ID: 323778
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Based on the analysis of a number of facts of the social history of Medieval Scotland, which significantly influenced the language and contributed to language contacts, as well as considering the dynamics of the development of the language situation, the conditions, intensity and duration of such contacts are established, and their contribution to the vocabulary of the Scots language is assessed. The result of the study was the author’s conclusion that the period under consideration is extremely important for the history of Scots, since it was at that very time when the conditions for the formation of the Scots language and its own literature were formed and the contribution for its separation from Old English, the northern dialects of which became the dialect base of the Scots language, was made.
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Nadezhda Gukalova
Southern Federal University, Taganrog
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Email: nadegda-ni@yandex.ru
Assistant Lecturer at the Institute of Computer Technology and Information Security Southern Federal University
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