Երկբարբառությունը և երկլեզվությունը որպես արաբական երկրներին բնորոշ հանրալեզվաբանական իրադրություն / Diglossia and bilingualism as a sociolinguistic situation in arabic countries
HASMIK A. YERITSYAN
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HASMIK A. YERITSYAN
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The article presents the phenomena of diglossia and bilingualism in the Arab world. The formulations of different linguists about chronology are considered. The article examines the features of bilingualism as a sociolinguistic situation in some Arab countries. The reasons for the emergence and deepening of diglossia in the Arab countries were analyzed in a separate subsection. Reference was also made to the phenomenon of bilingualism in some Arab countries, on the one hand, the situation in the countries under the influence of English was described, and on the other hand, the bilingual situation in a number of North African countries with simultaneous use of French․
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The article presents the phenomena of diglossia and bilingualism in the Arab world. The formulations of different linguists about chronology are considered. The article examines the features of bilingualism as a sociolinguistic situation in some Arab countries. The reasons for the emergence and deepening of diglossia in the Arab countries were analyzed in a separate subsection. Reference was also made to the phenomenon of bilingualism in some Arab countries, on the one hand, the situation in the countries under the influence of English was described, and on the other hand, the bilingual situation in a number of North African countries with simultaneous use of French․
Key concepts: Diglossia, Neuroscience of multilingualism, Arabic, Linguistics, Political science, Sociology, Philosophy