Linguistic Globalization and its Reflection in Modern Russian Language

Akhmedova Husnida; Akhmedova Zumrad Sharapidinovna

doi:10.5281/

Authors

Akhmedova Husnida Master's Student, Elabuga Institute of Kazan Federal University Author
Akhmedova Zumrad Sharapidinovna Lecturer, Fergana State University Author

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.5281/

Keywords:

linguistic globalization, modern Russian, loanwords, English influence

Abstract

This article explores the impact of linguistic globalization on modern Russian. It examines the processes of lexical borrowing, stylistic and grammatical changes, and the emergence of new communicative strategies. Particular attention is given to the dominance of English as the primary source of loanwords, their integration into Russian, and the challenges posed to linguistic identity. The article also suggests measures to balance linguistic globalization with preserving the uniqueness of the Russian language, including promoting native equivalents, educational initiatives, and language policy development.

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