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Kruglyak E. E. SEMANTIC ENGLICSMISM IN THE PRINTED MEDIA OF FRENCH-JANUARY CANADA. Izvestiya of Saratov University. Philology. Journalism, 2009, vol. 9, iss. 2, pp. 28-?.

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SEMANTIC ENGLICSMISM IN THE PRINTED MEDIA OF FRENCH-JANUARY CANADA

This article is devoted to the analysis of the language of print media in French-speaking Canada and, in particular, to the study of such a phenomenon as semantic borrowing. The existence of this type of borrowing is due, first of all, to the special linguistic situation prevailing in Canada. It is the presence of semantic borrowings from the English language is the main feature of the language of the print media in Canada.

Authors: 
Kruglyak
Elena
Evgenyevna
,
Saratov State University
,
Russia, 410012, Saratov, Astrakhanskaya street, 83
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krug280692@ya.ru
Key words: 
semantic borrowing, language situation, PUBLIC-POLITICAL LEXIS, LANGUAGE OF PRINT MEDIA, language contact
Literature

1 Klokov V.T. French in North America. Saratov, 2005.

2 Martel P., Cajolet-Laganière H., Langlais M-F. Les textes journalistiques québécois sont-ils "envahis" par les em-prunts critiqués à l'anglais? // Terminogramme. Québec, 2001. No. 97.

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