Year XLVI, Issue 6, 2019<<Archive>>
Appliеd Linguistics
TOWARDS CONCEPTUAL FRAMES
The paper reports on the process of automatic mapping of the PDEV verb patterns to the WordNet sentence frames and subsequent manual validation of the verb patterns that were automatically assigned to the WordNet verb synsets. The validation resulted in the ap...
WordNet; semantic net; semantic frame
THE PREFIX NA- IN BULGARIAN VERBS: A COGNITIVE LINGUISTIC APPROACH
This study analyses the cognitive semantics of the Bulgarian verbal prefix na- ‘on, onto’ and aims to reveal its core meaning. Using a comprehensive inventory of corpora examples, the analysis distinguishes a few subgroups of naverbs pointing out how apparentl...
Cognitive Linguistics; semantic relations; Bulgarian verbal prefix na
Lаnguаgе tеаching mеthodology
ATTITUDES OF BULGARIAN LANGUAGE TEACHERS TO DIGITAL COMPETENCE
Significance of the research problem: In their communication outside school, students often come across multimodal texts in forums, sites, blogs or texts integrating visual, sound, and animation components. The ever-increasing interest in communication, not on...
attitudes; Bulgarian Language Teachers; digital competence
LEXICAL INTERFERENCE IN THE BULGARIAN WRITTEN LANGUAGE OF NATIVE SPEAKERS OF RUSSIAN
The focus of the article is the interference effect of the Russian language on the Bulgarian Language among Russian students. The manifestations of interlanguage and intralanguage interference at the lexical level are considered. The empirical material is extr...
interference; lexical interference; Bulgarian as a foreign language; native speakers of Russian; written speech
TRANSLANGUAGING AS A NORM IN MULTILINGUAL EDUCATION: AN EXAMPLE FORM POLAND
This paper discusses the functioning of translanguaging in the context of international schools in Poland. In the introductory part various definitions of the concept undertaken by linguists since its coining in 1994 have been presented. An exemplary lesson is...
translanguaging; multilingual education multilingual speakers; pedagogical strategy; content learning
Lаnguаgе аnd Culturе
FOR SOME TRANSLATIONS OF THE NOVEL „TOBACCO“ BY DIMITAR DIMOV
Dimitar Dimov’s novel “Tobacco” was first published in 1951 and the revised and supplemented edition in 1953. Foreign interest in the novel is extremely high and has been translated into more than 20 languages, including Slovak, German, Polish, Russian, Romani...
Dimitar Dimov; translations; Bulgarian literature; foreign languages
LA MISE EN ESPACE DES FORMULES STÉRÉOTYPÉES DANS LE DISCOURS POLITICOMÉDIATIQUE: STRATÉGIE D’ATTRACTION
Media speeches and press texts constitute a dynamic database that makes available to the public a range of up-to-date information associated with the inalienable parameters of communication. Because of its identifiable physiognomy and its contribution to the p...
journalistic text; stereotypes; disposition, impact, attraction