Growing Multilingualism in India and Russia in the Light of Indigenous Languages
Journal: Polylinguality and Transcultural Practices (Vol.15, No. 4)Publication Date: 2018-12-24
Authors : Sonu Saini;
Page : 537-545
Keywords : Multilingualism; Indigenous languages; Multilingualism in India and Russia; Indigenous languages in India and Russia;
Abstract
The concept of multilingualism or polyglotism is being discussed in twenty first century more than it was discussed in twentieth century. This paper focuses on the waves and trends of multilingualism among youth in Russia and India today. The study also attempts to establish the reason why these waves and trends are leading youth to a specific direction in both the countries. Today it has become important to thoroughly look into the progress in the field of multilingualism through technology due to which many languages are dying on one side and many others are blooming with time. It shows the result of the survey conducted among Indian and Russian youth on the same issue.
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