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The language of German national minority in Vyatka region: status and perspectives
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The language of German national minority in Vyatka region: status and perspectives
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S0373658X0000982-9-1
DOI
10.31857/S0373658X0000982-9
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Authors
Valeriy Bukharov 
Affiliation: National Research University «Higher School of Economics»
Address: Nizhny Novgorod, 603155, Russian Federation
Olga Baykova
Affiliation: Vyatka State University of Humanities
Address: Kirov, 610008, Russian Federation
Edition
Issue 2
Pages
75-89
Abstract

The status and the vector of development of German dialects in Russia are an issue of fundamental importance not only for Russian dialectology but also for linguistics of island dialects in general. The article examines an under-investigated group of the Vyatka region German dialects, which occupy a special place in dialectology, for they experienced artificial mixing in the mid-twentieth century as a result of their speakers’ being forced into exile. This results in code switching, failures and mixing of switching in the speech of people using these dialects.

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failures and mixing in code switching, German island dialects of the Vyatka region, language contacts, Russian Germans
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11.04.2016
Date of publication
11.04.2016
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