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Languages and cultures in contact: the French language and the maritime terminology

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Publication: Diversité et identité culturelle en Europe, XI (2), p. 95
p-ISSN:2067-0931
Publisher:Editura Muzeul Literaturii Române
Place:București
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Abstract:The lexical borrowing is a fertile area of research, because it involves the contact between linguistic systems, cultures and spiritual identities. Through this work we try to demonstrate, using linguistic and statistical arguments, that the French language had a major role in shaping the Romanian maritime terminology in the second half of the nineteenth century and early twentieth century. The basis of our approach is the premise that, during this period, French had a great influence over the Romanian language, especially in the scientific, technical, political and cultural areas.
Key words:Linguistic contact, Romanian maritime terminology, French influence, calque, loanword
Language: English
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