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The State and Prospects of the Study of Russian Phraseology in the Sixth Grade of the Kyrgyz School
Kovaleva A.V.
Reflection of time perception in phraseology of Russian, German and English languages
Rogova A.V., Fedorenkov A.D.
ON TEACHING PHRASEOLOGY OF THE KAZAKH LANGUAGE IN THE RUSSIAN-SPEAKING AUDIENCE
Gadzhieva A.A.
Semantization of russian phraseology with ancient meaning describes internal world and peoples appearance in chinese audience for studying Russian language
Shuang Xing Yuan -.
ABOUT FRENCH IDIOMS IN AFRICAN VARIANTS OF THE FRENCH LANGUAGE
Baghana J.
Russian proverbs - educational resource and strategy
Mikaeljan L.S.
Comparative analysis of phrases of biblical origin in the Russian, Spanish, Italian, and English languages
Reunova E.V.
Phraselogy And New Research Paradigm
Sedykh A.P., Sopova I.V.
To the problem of colour designation phraseology (based on Spanish language)
Yerkova D.N., Baghana J.
Once Again About The Implication Of canto V.S. Visotsky «Bride-Shows»
Namakshtanskay I.E., Romanova E.V.
Concerning implied sense of a poem of V. Vysotsky «For a long time i have understood some offers: live we couldn't»
Namakshtanskaja I.E., Romanova E.V.
The concept honour, duty, conscience in the russian and japanese language picture of the world
Nedosugova A.B.
The analysis of German phraseologismes
Jemeljanova J.V.
Metaphoric conceptualization of «National cuisine» French phraseology
Kurguzenkova Z.V.
Concept «marriage» in french culture through phraseology
Kurguzenkova Z.V.
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