ITALIAN LOANS IN THE COURSE OF TIME AS THE DEMONSTRATION OF DEMOCRATIZATION OF ITALIAN LANGUAGE
Journal Title: Молодий вчений - Year 2017, Vol 5, Issue 45
Abstract
The article revises the process of loans adoption in Italian language over the centuries and depicts its today's status as the demonstration of democratization of Italian. A quantitative and qualitative analysis of the loans entrance into Italian is given in the article and its connection with the process of democratization through the mass-media is shown.
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A. O. Moskalenko
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