2008
DOI: 10.4312/ah.2.1.65-81
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Evropski jeziki: instrumenti in simboli

Abstract: Ključne besede: evropski jeziki, vloga latinščine, lingua franca, nacionalni jeziki, ogroženost jezika, jezikovno načrtovanje I IzhodiščeJezik kot poseben sistem znakov je seveda najprej orodje za sporazumevanje, za učinkovito prenašanje sporočil, in morda je bila prav to njegova prvotna funkcija. Ni pa nujno: mogoče je, da je bil jezik najprej sredstvo za ustvarjanje in ohranjanje odnosov znotraj skupine, kar je med drugim tudi danes; obenem je jezik sredstvo za izražanje še drugačnih, nadpragmatič-nih vsebin… Show more

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“…In the light of this approach and in accordance with the principles of plurilinguism and pluriculturality as proposed by the CEFR, learners will be made aware of the fact that, in order to effectively communicate across language and cultural barriers, any level of available skills from their intercultural repertory may and should be activated (CEFR 2001: 4-5). The importance of making FL learners aware of the resources provided by their intercultural repertory and its potential in building up plurilinguism and pluriculturality is also endorsed by Ožbot and Currie (2008). Another approach, suggested by the skopos theory and relevant for FLT is that language use should take into account the broader setting in which communication occurs, i.e.…”
Section: Insights From Ts Supporting Fltmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In the light of this approach and in accordance with the principles of plurilinguism and pluriculturality as proposed by the CEFR, learners will be made aware of the fact that, in order to effectively communicate across language and cultural barriers, any level of available skills from their intercultural repertory may and should be activated (CEFR 2001: 4-5). The importance of making FL learners aware of the resources provided by their intercultural repertory and its potential in building up plurilinguism and pluriculturality is also endorsed by Ožbot and Currie (2008). Another approach, suggested by the skopos theory and relevant for FLT is that language use should take into account the broader setting in which communication occurs, i.e.…”
Section: Insights From Ts Supporting Fltmentioning
confidence: 99%