The following article focuses on the dominant field of education in modern Greek society; it emphasizes the wide-ranging significance and development of national literary Greek language. The sociolinguistic situation in ...

The article presents the Bulgarian and Serbian phrasemes that contain in their structure toponymic components of various nature (horonyms, hydronyms etc.). The phraseological material has been collected from dictionaries ...

The subject of this research is reverse translation, which is most often referred to as „reverse transfer“ in Bulgarian methodological literature: from the target language back to the source or the intermediary language ...

In contrast to the recommendation that teachers give at the beginning of the class, “Please, silence your mobiles” or “Keep mobiles in your pockets”; we bet to say: “The class stars, please take your mobiles and switch ...

Speech units of different linguistic levels, especially of those of prosody and syntax, frequently overlap each other; thus, the final word(s) of one word group, being at the beginning of the next group, acts as a memory ...

„What does poetry ask“ is a question through which we are trying to look intently at the essence of poetical language. Our observation dwells on specific poetry books that were published in the last decades of the previous ...

The comparison of the collocability of lexical units in different languages is an important aspect of content analysis. Word collocability may be two types – syntactic and lexical. The comparative description of the syntactic ...

This article examines the concept of coherence as a constituting grotesque category of philosophical and aesthetic origin, which weaves a network of coreferential links, triggering an alternate, translatorial and transcendent ...