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SHPREHJET E REJA GJUHËSORE
NEW ENTRIES IN THE FIELD OF LANGUAGE

Author(s): Albulena Zulbeari
Subject(s): Language and Literature Studies
Published by: University of Tetova
Keywords: words; expressions; foreign; borrow; use

Summary/Abstract: The purpose of this paper is to take a closer look at how young people always tend to introduce new words and terms into a language. This is due to the overuse of social networks, promotions in media, and more. The immediate development of technology. The changing way of communication between them has led to many foreign expressions and words being introduced into the language. In this paper we have tried to look at how young people communicate with one another, do they use the standard language among themselves, do they speak the same in front of professors, and do they then differ in communication between their social circle. We will also note that there are also students who try to speak the standard, to criticize others for improving their correct use of language. The entry of new words and constructions in a language is first and foremost a response to the economic and social development of a country. Thus, the Albanian language is obliged to create, but also to borrow a large number of words from the languages with which it has the most intense relations. The main methods will be empirical, comparative as well as visual where we will dedicate ourselves to the paper. In the Albanian language, we have many words that came from the influence of the Ottoman Empire, as well as words from the Slavic languages, by which I mean that Albanian already has a certain amount of foreign words, which is now joined by English and other languages that are most influential in the world which make Albanian a language with many new expressions. In the end, we should see how valuable those words are in the vocabulary of the Albanian language.

  • Issue Year: 8/2021
  • Issue No: 15-16
  • Page Range: 23-27
  • Page Count: 5
  • Language: Albanian
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