SOME WORDS OLD, SOME WORDS NEW: THE PANDEMIC’S LINGUISTIC FOOTPRINT

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Опубликован: Jul 7, 2024
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Keywords: blending, coronavirus pandemic, English language, neologisms.

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Askarova G.X.

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Abstract. The article discusses the impact that the coronavirus pandemic has had on the vocabulary of the English language. The identified trends include increased frequency in the use of some outdated and specialized vocabulary and the creation of numerous neologisms, mostly by blending.

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Askarova G.X. (2024). SOME WORDS OLD, SOME WORDS NEW: THE PANDEMIC’S LINGUISTIC FOOTPRINT. PEDAGOGS, 61(1), 68–73. извлечено от https://pedagogs.uz/ped/article/view/1706
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Том 61 № 1 (2024): PEDAGOGS INTERNATIONAL RESEARCH JOURNAL | PEDAGOGS.UZ | PEDAGOGS | PED | VOLUME-61 | ISSUE-1
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