“…According to E. Hobsbaum, ethnic identity is a prepared way of expressing the real meaning of group identity, which links the group members, that is, "us", to emphasize the difference from "them" (Hobsbawn, 1992). In structural relation the semantic elements of associated meaning in Russian language the associations that show the emotional attitude dominate, such as (R -vorjugi (brocks), darmoedy (useless eaters), bezdel'niki (idlers), nagloe (insolent), glupye (stupid), moshenniki (swindlers), pokazuha (eye-service), svolochi (rascals), bestolochi (featherhead), pozor (shame), while in Tatar language, the emotional attitude presents minor percent and there are the following associations (R -dörec bulmagan politika (wrong policy), chalyk ötschen tügel (not for people), chökümätkä yschanmyjm (I don't believe government), jugary (the highest rank), jaklauchy (lazy).…”