格尔德·亨特谢尔:乌克兰-俄罗斯混合语言(surjka)和方言影响的区域特征:vid / ot的前缀和介词

Q3 Arts and Humanities LingVaria Pub Date : 2022-11-21 DOI:10.12797/lv.17.2022.34.15
Олеся Палинська, Герд Хентшель
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乌克兰-俄罗斯混合语(SURZHYK)的区域特性和方言的影响:前缀和前缀VID/OT乌克兰语SURZHYK是乌克兰-俄罗斯语混合代码的一种形式,不仅受到乌克兰语和俄语标准方言的影响,还受到乌克兰语方言的影响。在分析乌克兰语或俄语对surzhyk的影响的种类和强度时,特别有问题的是,在某些乌克兰方言和标准语言中出现了特定的结构现象,而在其他方言中,它与俄语中出现的现象相同或非常相似。这类语言单位的例子包括本文中讨论的前缀和vid/ot介词。基于语料库材料,在本研究中,作者使用定量方法提出了区分决定方言影响方式和范围的基本趋势与两种标准语言(乌克兰语和俄语)的可能性。对这一语言现象的分析得出的主要结论是,根据观察,源自标准乌克兰语的变体只保留在只有这种变体出现的使用surzhyk的地区。在两种变体都以方言出现的地区,或者只出现与俄语相同的变体的地区,后者被保留了下来。总的来说,这意味着在乌克兰语地区,同义形式的变体在苏日克作为一种变体的方言调平过程中减少了。
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Герд Хентшель: Региональные особенности использования украинско-русской смешанной речи (суржика) и влияние диалектов: приставки и предлоги vid / ot
REGIONAL PROPERTIES IN UKRAINIAN-RUSSIAN MIXED SPEECH (SURZHYK) AND THE INFLUENCE OF DIALECTS: PREFIXES AND PREPOSITIONS VID / OT Ukrainian surzhyk is a form of mixed Ukrainian-Russian code influenced not only by standard dialects of Ukrainian and Russian, but also by Ukrainian dialects. In the analyses of the kind and intensity of the influence of Ukrainian or Russian on surzhyk, particularly problematic are the cases in which a given structural phenomenon occurs in some Ukrainian dialects and in the standard language, while in other dialects it is identical or very similar to the phenomenon occurring in Russian. Examples of such language units include the prefixes and vid / ot prepositions discussed in this article. Based on the corpus material, in this study the authors used quantitative methods to present the possibility to differentiate the basic tendencies that determine the way and scope of dialectal influences and both standard languages (Ukrainian and Russian). The main conclusion from the analyses of this linguistic phenomenon is the observation according to which a variant originating from the standard Ukrainian language is only preserved in those areas of using surzhyk in which only such variant occurs. In the regions in which both variants occur dialectally, or only the variant identical to Russian occurs, the latter is preserved. In general, it means that in Ukrainian-language areas variants of synonymical forms are reduced in the process of dialect-levelling in surzhyk as a mezolect.
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