2019
DOI: 10.15443/rl2908
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Ruso en el habla de los alemanes del Volga en Argentina

Abstract: Resumen: El presente artículo se centra en los elementos léxicos rusos del discurso de los alemanes del Volga en Argentina. Para ello se analizan los datos recogidos durante el estudio de campo realizado en el contexto del doctorado de la autora (cf. Ladilova, 2013). Después de una breve introducción teórica a los estudios de contacto lingüístico, el artículo ofrecerá una visión general sobre el contexto sociohistórico del grupo en cuestión. Luego se analizarán los eslavismos encontrados en el estudio en cuant… Show more

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“…The main contact results are lexical borrowings from Russian. Ladilova (2019) provides a detailed list of Russian words and German/ Russian blends in Argentinian VG. Traditionally, VG dialects were identified by location around the Volga River (hillside/ meadowside) and by religious denomination (Protestant/ Evangelical, Catholic, and Mennonite 3 ).…”
Section: The Emigration From Germany and The Settlement In Russiamentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The main contact results are lexical borrowings from Russian. Ladilova (2019) provides a detailed list of Russian words and German/ Russian blends in Argentinian VG. Traditionally, VG dialects were identified by location around the Volga River (hillside/ meadowside) and by religious denomination (Protestant/ Evangelical, Catholic, and Mennonite 3 ).…”
Section: The Emigration From Germany and The Settlement In Russiamentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The two largest group 1 The most comprehensive historical account for Entre Ríos is Popp/ Dening (1977). Cipria (2007) is the first language-focused publication for this area, followed by some articles about VGs across Argentina, which include some information on central Entre Ríos (Ladilova 2013(Ladilova , 2015(Ladilova and 2019. 2 Language-focused publications for Buenos Aires province are Schmidt (1997), Hipperdinger (1990), Hipperdinger/ Rigatuso (1996), Jungblut/ Prost-Ruppel (2009).…”
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confidence: 99%