2014
DOI: 10.3726/978-3-653-05057-8
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Trasjanka und Suržyk – gemischte weißrussisch-russische und ukrainisch-russische Rede

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“…Russkii or Rossiiskii) Russian' (Berdicevskis, 2014;Mikhailov, 1988, p. 47;Rudiakov, 2010, pp. 51, 70;Terkulov, 2012) and the unexpected phenomenon of 'Israeli Russian' (Elenevskaia & Ovchinnikova, 2015, p. 231;GS, 2011;Nosonovskiĭ, 2017), alongside the sociolinguistic and political status of Surzhyk in Ukraine (Bilaniuk, 2004;Hentschel & Zaprudski, 2008;Hentschel, Taranenko, & Zaprudski, 2014) and of Trasianka in Belarus (Hentschel & Zaprudski, 2008;Hentschel et al, 2014).…”
Section: Humanisticamentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Russkii or Rossiiskii) Russian' (Berdicevskis, 2014;Mikhailov, 1988, p. 47;Rudiakov, 2010, pp. 51, 70;Terkulov, 2012) and the unexpected phenomenon of 'Israeli Russian' (Elenevskaia & Ovchinnikova, 2015, p. 231;GS, 2011;Nosonovskiĭ, 2017), alongside the sociolinguistic and political status of Surzhyk in Ukraine (Bilaniuk, 2004;Hentschel & Zaprudski, 2008;Hentschel, Taranenko, & Zaprudski, 2014) and of Trasianka in Belarus (Hentschel & Zaprudski, 2008;Hentschel et al, 2014).…”
Section: Humanisticamentioning
confidence: 99%