LINGUISTIC ANALYSIS OF DIALECTICAL UNITS IN TOGAY MURAD'S STORY " STARS BURN FOREVER "
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Dialectal units, regional dialect, artistic expression, dialectology, lexical analysis, national language, dialect.Abstract
This article analyzes the dialectal units of our language and their lexical-semantic features using the example of the story "Stars Burn Forever" by the writer Togay Murad.
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