Authors
- Kurdjumov Vladimir
Annotation
Some European Languages which usually are considered inflective and subject prominent, nevertheless contain lots of features inherent to isolating ones, especially to Chinese. In Russian they are topic prominent word order in spontaneous speech, disuse of cases. In English these features are presented by absence of “in-vocabulary” parts of speech, aspiration of consonants, and some others. Such features (probably) confirm “moving” of typology from “Russian” type to “English”, from “English” to “Chinese”, from “Chinese” to “Turkish”.
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Kurdjumov, V. . (2009). “CHINESE” REALITIES IN OTHER TYPES OF LANGUAGES Bulletin of the Moscow City Pedagogical University. Series "Pedagogy and Psychology", # 4, 2009,
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