Приклади вживання The literary language Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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They are open to the literary language.
The literary language is based on Northern dialects.
It took time for readers to adjust to the literary language the newspaper was using.
To form the literary language the dialect from central Slovakia was chosen.
In the XIV century English, at last,became the literary language, right and school language. .
The literary language in Ethiopia has not always reflected the language of everyday communication and of folklore.
There was no need, here, to campaign for the widening of the literary language into all cultural spheres.
Along with the literary language exists spoken variant.
There was no need, here, to campaign for the widening of the literary language into all cultural spheres.
Toward the middle of the 15thcentury Italian began to vie with Latin as the literary language.
Rosenthal believes that the literary language is very strongly influenced by the verbal and even slang vocabulary.
But sometimes the literary language of the state is very different from spoken and not even same language group.
Writing Persian language is based on the Arabic alphabet, Dari,for example, the literary language of Afghanistan, along with Pashto language. .
Unlike the literary language, a more formal, English spoken language is used in a variety of everyday situations.
Reading fiction in a foreign language will give you an excellent vocabulary,plus you will start to feel the literary language of the other country.
The literary language of Slovakia was formed on the basis of western Slovak sub-dialects and dialects in the late nineteenth century.
In the meantime the Marxist world outlook has found representatives far beyond the boundaries of Germany and Europe andin all the literary languages of the world.
By the XX century the Ottoman language(Osmanli) was the literary language of the Ottoman Empire, it was very different from the spoken language of Turkey.
When the subject of grammar simplification is now discussed, it usually refers to teaching methodsaimed at helping learners cope with acquiring the literary language.
For instance, the literary language distinguishes between two cases for the word meaning‘two books,' KiTaaBaan(when used as subject) and KiTaaBayn(when used as object).
It is not strange that the English vernacular as a means of people's communication,who partially master the literary language, is widely used by the masters of the word.
However, some parents feel that the child begins to learn the literary language only at school and do not pay attention to the formation of the speech of children at the preschool stage.
It was left to the semi-barbarian Alexander to spread Hellenism throughout the Near Est,and to make Greek the literary language in Egypt and Syria and the inland parts of Asia Minor.
It should be noted that the literary language used in the state, may not necessarily be native to its inhabitants and even to refer to one language group with the dialects spoken by the citizens.
But in the depths of a most crushingdefeat, when Ukraine lost the remnants of political independence, when Russian became the literary language of Ukraine and, say, Kapnist and the author of the History of the Rus' wrote in it, and that Sovoroda tried to write in it, the Pereyaslav concept began to be revised.
In their understanding of the purity of the literary language, the Karamzinists relied on the old French grammar of Port Royal, which was imported into Russia in the 19th century and for some time became extremely fashionable.
Some researchers prefer to talk not about the literary language as a whole but about its variations-the written literary language, the spoken literary language, the language of literature, and so on.
Everything that was linked in Ukraine with the literary renaissance,introduction of the literary language standards, creation of new dictionaries, development of Ukrainian theatre, historical research and Ukrainization of schools was all stigmatized as“skrypnykovshchyna”[i.e. connected with Skrypnyk], became the target of political repression which did not abate through 1933 and 1934.