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    Diachronic changes in the vocabulary of the English language
    This article discusses diachronic changes in the vocabulary of the English language. The language system is constantly moving and evolving. The most mobile level is the lexical system since it is it that primarily reacts to all changes in society. In this article, the correlation between the original, proper English, and borrowed vocabulary of the English language in the process of its historical development is studied on the material of the lexicographic sources studied. The qualitative-quantitative dynamics of the variation of borrowed vocabulary are analyzed, taking into account the source languages within the considered periods of the development of the vocabulary of the English language. The most priority socially determined lexico-semantic group of the main parts of speech is presented, taking into account their dominance in various periods of the development of the English language; Also, in this article, an etymological analysis of the main parts of speech in the English language is carried out, and general and particular trends of their etymological development are identified in this lexicographic material.
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    Cross-Linguistic Analysis of Latin-Derived Terms: Implications for Language Policy in Multilingual Societies
    (2024-12-29)
    N. Ilyassova
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    Dana Pashan
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    Үеshimov Mukhtar
    This study investigates the influence of Latin-origin words in the Kazakh and English languages, focusing on terms related to "experience" and "problems." The research analyzes the etymology, modern usage, and challenges arising from the incorporation of these terms into Kazakh, a non-Latin script language. The study highlights the role of Latin-derived vocabulary in modern scientific, technological, and academic discourse, and the unique linguistic and cultural challenges it presents in Kazakh. A comparative analysis of the Kazakh and English terms for "experience" and "problems" is provided, emphasizing the nuances of meaning, connotation, and cultural differences in their use. The study also discusses the tension between modernization and linguistic purity in Kazakh, considering the impact of globalization on native language development. The relevance of this research lies in the growing significance of Latin-derived terminology in non-Latin script languages, particularly in the context of globalization. The study explores how Latin-origin words are both shaped by and reshape the cultural and linguistic landscape in Kazakh and English, contributing to the ongoing discourse on language standardization, bilingual education, and cultural preservation in the face of globalization. The findings underscore the complex interplay of language, culture, and global interconnectedness, presenting implications for future linguistic policy and language planning, especially within multilingual societies.