Les six paradoxes de la construction d'une langue monténégrine by Ksenija Djordjević

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Die Entwicklung der linguistischen Terminologie zwischen Standardisierung und Variation am Beispiel des digitalen historischen Wörterbuchs der grammatischen Termini by Anna Just

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THE SYSTEM OF EDUCATION IN THE LANGUAGES OF THE INDIGENOUS MINORITIES IN THE REPUBLIC OF SAKHA (YAKUTIA): HISTORY AND MODERNITY by Varvara G. Belolyubskaya

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MODERN STATE LANGUAGE POLICY by Olga B. Akimova, Tatyana S. Tabachenko

Subjects: “…the russian language – national language of the russian federation…”
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Sommes-nous [réellement] envahis par les anglicismes ? Deux décennies d’anglicismes by Léopold Julia

“…The ideological struggle against Anglicisms is a good illustration of unilingualism as defined by Henri Boyer: "no competition (for the national language), no deviance (from the norm)". The term invasion also raises two aspects: the increase in numbers and the threat of replacement. …”
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DEBATE ON REFORMING THE RUSSIAN ACADEMY OF SCIENCES by Vitaly G. Gorokhov

“…The author reflects upon the requirement of matching the science activities with theinternational and domestic “bureaucratic virtual reality”, touches on such themes as real science and pseudoscience, debate between natural scientists and humanities researchers, the importance of a national language for the development of national science.…”
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WHERE IS THE NICETY OF A SLOW RUSSIAN SPEECH? by Oleg A. Donskih

“…Historical experience shows that the national language enriches and develops under condition of a serious state attitude towards it.…”
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La question des langues maternelles dans les manuels scolaires sous la Troisième république by Pierre Boutan

“…In a situation where a majority of the population did not have French as their first language until the beginning of the 20th century, France's language policy, through schools and textbooks, will consist in imposing French as the national language, while treating other minority languages as inferior. …”
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Le luxembourgeois, enfant naturel de la Seconde Guerre mondiale by Nicolas Lefrançois

“…However, the Luxembourgish language, as the only national language of Luxembourg, has undergone a recent quality change in the country's history. …”
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NUANCED POETIC LANGUAGE IN NGUYEN DU’S THE TALE OF KIEU by Nguyễn Thị Nguyệt Trinh

“…This article examines the great poet Nguyen Du who had the ability to use nuanced language to express the beauty of the national language in poetry in his masterpiece, “The Tale of Kieu”. …”
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Crisi identitaria e speculazione panarabista nella Tunisia post-rivoluzionaria: che ne facciamo della tunisianità e della lingua tunisina? by Alfonso Campisi

“…Always the article 38 of the constitution voted by the Islamic party at that time at the power, says that the national language is Arabic. Even that not correspond to the linguistic reality of the country, because classical Arabic is not spoken in Tunisia. …”
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Representation of Hidden Curriculum in EFL Textbook (Gender Markers) by E. E. Shishlova, I. Kuritsyn

“…The authors provide evidence for their idea of the dual role, which English plays today being simultaneously a national language of different English-speaking societies and the global lingua franca. …”
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LE STYLE NATIONAL DANS LES ŒUVRES DE L’OPÉRA ROUMAIN EN TRANSYLVANIE PENDANT LA PÉRIODE ENTRE LES DEUX GUERRES by Otilia Maria CONSTANTINIU

“…National specificity, as a romantic heritage influenced by the herderian thinking, was an inspirational source in configuring the idea of authenticity, in this equation the main characters being the national language and the folksong. When a series of symbols and other particular aspects to nation like national history with its legendary heroes are attached to this characteristic features to the national Romanian culture, they find a favorable environment in the opera genre. …”
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The impact of international trade relations on French borrowings into English in the sparkling wine industry: A corpus-driven study conducted by a terminologist by Piotr Nagórka

“…This finding bears out the view that communication in a professional field may be typified by more than one leading (national) language. Moreover, outcomes of the study of encyclopaedic knowledge on sparkling wines, when combined with the results of the study into communication in the fortified wines sector (Nagórka 2021, Nagórka 2023: 94–105), indicate that the history of commercial ties between pertinent language communities (English-speaking community with French-, Portuguese- and Spanish-speaking communities) may be reflected in the scale of borrowing into English for professional purposes. …”
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La ‘Umma est-elle une communauté linguistique ? by Chahrazed Dahou

“…It is well known that Algeria is a state where the only official language is "a form of Arabic that has no native speaker" (Chachou 2013,15) and in which, Tamazight is recognized as a national language since 2002. This region in its sociolinguistic complexity includes other languages as well, all of which are actually practiced, yet they have no established political status. …”
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Bibliotherapy, reading and life quality coherence: interdisciplinary point by Daiva Janavičienė

“…The action of forbidding something (such as using a national language) is an evident dishonor to a nation's quality of life. …”
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A History of The Six-Year Primary Project in the Use of Yoruba as the Medium of Primary Education by Toyin Falola, Michael Oladejo Afolayan

“…In the last half a century or so, researchers have noticed the problem faced especially by developing nations in their language-related educational policies.1 Some countries, like Burundi, for example, have adopted this mentality and made English the official national language, in hopes that encouraging English will stimulate the economy and improve the job prospects of youth.2 However, research consistently shows that focusing entirely on English or any “majority language” at the detriment of one’s native language actually does more harm than good. …”
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Development of Stylistics and Rhetoric in Lithuania by Irena Smetonienė, Marius Smetona

“…In Lithuania, works on stylistics in the national language appeared later, only at the end of the 1910s. …”
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Tradition and Development of Lithuanian Terminology by Antanas Smetona

“…Terminology work has become much more lively and varied, acquiring a truly international character, and Western ideas of terminology have been widely adopted. A national language policy has emerged. Unfortunately, against the background of the general equality of the languages of the European Union, the language of science is increasingly becoming English, and the number of scientific publications in Lithuanian is decreasing. …”
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Le mouvement étudiant et la question des langues en Algérie (1962-1965) : à propos d’un épisode méconnu de l’histoire de l’UGEMA-UNEA by Yassine Temlali

“…It looks more generally at the positions of this movement on the linguistic problem in Algeria in a context in which the promotion of the “national language”, Arabic, had to reckon with the first questioning of the Arabo-Islamic unanimity imposed by the need for unity against the French occupier.I suggest that the burial of these proposals in favour of Berber languages should be interpreted in the light of the cultural doctrine of the Algerian Communist Party (PCA), then dominant within the framework of the UGEMA, and its general attitude towards the “socialist” regime of Ahmed Ben Bella. …”
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