Language of family communication in the modern tatarrussian bilingval society
| Autor | Gulshat R. Galiullina - Enze Kh. Kadirova - Gulfiya K. Khadieva - Khalisa Kh. Kuzmina - Zilya M. Kajumova |
| Cargo | Kazan Federal University. enge@inbox.ru. - Kazan Federal University. enge@inbox.ru. - Kazan Federal University. enge@inbox.ru. - Kazan Federal University. enge@inbox.ru. - Kazan Federal University. enge@inbox.ru. |
| Páginas | 372-381 |
Periódico do Núcleo de Estudos e Pesquisas sobre Gênero e Direito
Centro de Ciências Jurídicas - Universidade Federal da Paraíba
V. 8 - Nº 04 - Ano 2019 – Special Edition
ISSN | 2179-7137 | http://periodicos.ufpb.br/ojs2/index.php/ged/index
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LANGUAGE OF FAMILY COMMUNICATION IN THE MODERN
TATAR-RUSSIAN BILINGVAL SOCIETY
Gulshat R. Galiullina1
Enze Kh. Kadirova2
Gulfiya K. Khadieva3
Khalisa Kh. Kuzmina4
Zilya M. Kajumova5
Abstract: The article is devoted to the
study of the functional potential and
specificity of use of native language in
family communication, in the conditions
of modern Tatar-Russian bilingualism.
The sociolinguistic study was conducted
on the basis of a survey of humanities
students, taking into account the type of
family, place of residence and language
of instruction at school. The choice of
respondents of this category is explained
by the fact, that they are sufficiently
dynamic and receptive to new socio-
cultural and political conditions. They
were brought up in the conditions of
intensification of bilingualism
development on the one hand, and the
1 Kazan Federal University. enge@inbox.ru.
2 Kazan Federal University. enge@inbox.ru.
3 Kazan Federal University. enge@inbox.ru.
4 Kazan Federal University. enge@inbox.ru.
5 Kazan Federal University. enge@inbox.ru.
activation of national identity on the
other. The analysis shows, that in the
modern active bilingual society the
language of family communication has
its own specificity and vary, depending
on the place of residence and the type of
family. The rural family, predominantly,
uses its native language in domestic
communication. In a rural family,
children speak their mother tongue with
their parents and brothers and sisters.
The urban family, living in the
environment of Russian-Tatar
bilingualism, prefers to use both
languages. Outside the family society,
respondents actively use Russian
language. The survey shows, that the
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