comparative analysis of quantitative data of the irish language functional power in ireland and northern ireland
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Abstract
The globalization processes put a number of regional languages on the verge of extinction, therefore, they have raised awareness of protecting and maintaining the minority languages among a great number of foreign and Russian scholars. The paper deals with Irish that is under protection of the European Charter for regional and Minority Languages in UK and is an official language of Ireland. The research is aimed at comparing the Irish language position in both regions: Ireland and Northern Ireland. Reviewing the quantitative data in the regions under the study allows us to see clearly the language situation, monitor development, and relying on the achieved results, assess the current state and predict the future of Irish in both regions. The research results are considered to be of practical use for further language planning, improving the efficiency of language policies.
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| Authors | ;Gataullina, K.N.;Mustafina, D.N.;Nurutdinova, N.R.;Sokolova, I.A.;Aydaeva, G.F. |
| Journal | case reports in anesthesiology |
| Year | 2017 |
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10.18454/RULB.12.17
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