Year LXIII, Issue 5, 2021<<Archive>>
Linguistics
CATEGORIAL AND NON-CATEGORIAL MEANINGS OF THE CATEGORIES OF GENDER, NUMBER AND CASE OF PERSONAL PRONOUNS (A RUSSIAN-BULGARIAN JUXTAPOSITION)
The object of this study are the categories gender, number and case of personal pronouns in Russian and Bulgarian. It is well known that the two languages have a common genealogy, which determines the presence of many similarities in their grammatical structur...
gender; number; case; pronouns; non-categorial meanings
NEW REAL AND NON-REAL PHRASEOLOGICAL EXPRESSIONS IN THE BULGARIAN MEDIA DISCOURSE
The prerequisites for spontaneous or premedited phraseological word formation are both cultural and geopolitical, ethnopsychological, socio-economic, contextual and others. Some neophraseologies acquire public usage and multiply, others freeze in the field of...
new phrasemes; phraseological motivations; semantic derivation; resemantisation; phraseological structure
CASE REMNANTS IN THE BULGARIAN PHRASEMES
This article analyzes the case remnants in Bulgarian phrasemes. As a source we used Nov frazeologichen rechnik na balgarskiya ezik (1993) by Keti Ankova-Nicheva. Where possible, a comparison has been made with phrasemes in Russian, Serbian, Old Bulgarian and C...
Phraseology; Cases; Case Remnants; Bulgarian, Russian; Serbian; Old Bulgarian; Old Slavonic; Church Slavonic
BREAKING THE RULES OF THE STANDARD OF THE BULGARIAN LANGUAGE ONLINE: LANGUAGE ADAPTATION OR LANGUAGE ILLITERACY
The purpose of the research was to explore the experiences of Bulgarian university students, representatives of generations Y and Z, with breaking the rules of the Standard of Bulgarian language when communicating with textual posts on the Facebook social netw...
Standard of the Bulgarian Language; breaking of linguistic norms; social network sites communication; communication accommodation theory; audience design model