UKRAINIAN, POLISH AND RUSSIAN TRILINGUALISM AMONG UKRAINIANS OF NON-POLISH ORIGIN LIVING IN POLAND

This article examines the socio-linguistic situation of Ukrainian migrants who live in Poland but who do not have Polish origins. After presenting the issue and describing the group in question, the article then describes the locations where the languages are used, the personae of the interlocutors,...

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Published in:Cognitive studies (Warsaw) 2019-01, Vol.19 (19), p.1-10
Main Author: Levchuk, Pavlo
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Bilingualism
Citizenship
Comparative Linguistics
Eastern Slavic Languages
Higher education
Incentives
Migrants
National identity
Philology
Polish language
Russian language
Slavic languages
Sociolinguistics
Trilingualism
Ukrainian language
Western Slavic Languages
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Summary:This article examines the socio-linguistic situation of Ukrainian migrants who live in Poland but who do not have Polish origins. After presenting the issue and describing the group in question, the article then describes the locations where the languages are used, the personae of the interlocutors, and their emotional attitudes towards each of the languages.
ISSN:2080-7147
2392-2397
2392-2397
DOI:10.11649/cs.1988