Pragmatics of terminological nomination: tourism management

Novikova, Elina; Mityagina, Vera; Charfaoui, Emilia

doi:10.18355/xl.2017.10.03.23

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“…In the international context, we can find some studies on business language, language in management or intercultural aspects of language, for example, Abregova et al (2018), Novikova et al (2017), Tareva et al (2017.…”

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Labour Market Requirements for Foreign Language Education With a Focus on Spanish

Spišiaková

Kittová

2020

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The paper focuses on education in the field of foreign languages, particularly Spanish, in the framework of university study of economic and managerial orientation in Slovakia in order to find out what the labour market requirements are for graduates in the field of foreign language skills. In our research, we focus on Spanish, as no similar relevant research has been done to date in this foreign language. Current research shows that the graduates of economics and management fields lack the link between the content of education and the requirements of the labour market, as well as preparation in the field of foreign language skills. This calls for a better understanding of the real needs of employers and graduates. This paper is based on a questionnaire survey among potential employers of graduates of the University of Economics in Bratislava who require foreign language skills, mainly Spanish, as well as of graduates of the University of Economics in Bratislava who use foreign languages, in particular Spanish in their employment. The paper provides an overview of the specific language competencies and knowledge that are needed in the labour market. The ambition of research is to contribute to improving the link between higher education content and the real needs of the labour market, and thus to boosting the employability of graduates in the labour market.

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Labour Market Requirements for Foreign Language Education With a Focus on Spanish

Spišiaková

Kittová

2020

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“…Therefore, we can say that the terminological system is a linguistic model of a specific knowledge area. Among the features of term systems as a types of abstract systems are system-wide, logical, linguistic and model-forming (Novikova, 2017).…”

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The Characteristics of English Terms Structure in Architecture and Construction Industry

Іванченко

2020

Polonia University Scientific Journal

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The article deals with structural typology in architecture and construction terminology. Modern linguists pay great attention to the study of terminological units in different branches of industry in modern world. The rapid growth of terms number in architect and construction requires its study, description and systematization.The current body of research provides clear evidence of much attention being paid to the architecture and construction industry itself, and its terminology in particular. The task of the research was to compare the structural features and identify the quantitative ratio of components in architecture and construction terms. Consequently, the object of research was the English terminology of architecture and construction industry, and the subject concerned the structural peculiarities of the English architecture terms. English samples of architecture and construction terms from internet resources have been analysed. Structural peculiarities of English architecture and construction terms have been studied and defined by the methods of comparative and structural analysis.

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New terms in the information society: nominative characteristics

Chemeteva

Давыдова

2021

SHS Web Conf.

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The paper deals with the issue of new terms in the information society. The authors consider the concepts of neologism, legal term and terminoid giving examples. The paper states that currently the process of neologization in the Russian-language legal discourse is characterized by the fact that one of the active sources of terminology are terminoids which initially operate in new fields of law and function for nominating innovative technologies in law. The authors mark two ways of appearing new terms in legal terminology with regard to the language of civil contracts. Focusing on borrowing as one of the most productive sources of replenishing legal terminology, the authors consider new lexemes connected with innovative concepts and digitalization. The paper shows the analysis of terminological units borrowed from the English language. The authors conclude that the current term system of both legal discourse in general and the sphere of civil law in particular is flexible, mobile, susceptible to previously unproductive ways of forming or borrowing terms, and even the use of terms with the preservation of English spelling, as well as metaphor terms.

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Pragmatics of terminological nomination: tourism management

Cited by 4 publications

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Labour Market Requirements for Foreign Language Education With a Focus on Spanish

Labour Market Requirements for Foreign Language Education With a Focus on Spanish

The Characteristics of English Terms Structure in Architecture and Construction Industry

New terms in the information society: nominative characteristics

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