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The Significance of O. Suleimenov’s Book “AZ i IA” for Modern Comparative Studies
Amineva V.R., Ibragimov M.I., Minnullin K.M.
Tatar Humanitarian Thought and “AZ i IA” by Olzhas Suleimenov
Zagidullin I.K., Zagidullina D.F.
The Issues for Functional-Semantic Correspondences Searching in Religious Discourse Translation from a Foreign Language: The Experience of Chuvash Translations
Degtyarev G.A.
Bilingualism, Polylingualism in Central Asia and Their Interaction in a Multicultural Turkic-Speaking Environment: Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan
Dzhusupov M.
Phonetic-Semantic Features of the Tatar Lexeme ik and Basque hegi: Experience of Comparative Analysis
Suleimanova D.D.
Strategies for Translating Tatar literature into Turkic languages: History and Current State
Sayfulina F.S., Mingazova L.I.
Beserman-Turkic Relationships: Based on the Names of Clothing Details
Maksimov S.A.
Slavic-Turkic Comparisons in the Diachronic Aspect
Dmitryuk N.V., Arynbayeva R.A., Makhanova Z.K.
Names of Traditional Ware and Utensils in the Yakut and Khakass Languages: Literary-Normative and Dialectal Parallels
Nikolaev E.R.
Logic of Determinative Analysis of Agglutinative and Inflectional Languages (Part 2)
Valentinova O.I., Rybakov M.A.
Logic of Determinative Analysis of Agglutinative and Inflectional Languages (part 1)
Valentinova O.I., Rybakov M.A.
SPECIAL LEXIS AND PROVERBS OF THE RUSSIAN LANGUAGE IN THE TURKIC-SPEAKING AUDIENCE
Sinyachkin V.P., Dvoryashina V.S.
RUSSIAN AND ENGLISH LANGUAGES AS COMPONENETS OF TURKIC-FOREIGN POLYLINGUAL EDUCATION: PRESCHOOL LANGUAGE EDUCATION
Dzhusupov M.
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