PHRASEOLOGICAL IN THE CONTEXT OF BUSINESS COMMUNICATION DEMOCRATISATION

Authors
A.V. Radyuk, S.A. Nazlukhanian
Affiliation
RUDN University, Peoples' Friendship University of Russia
Выпуск 30
Pages
47-56

In the context of the continuous development of globalisation, business has an ever growing influence on the development of international relations, which naturally goes beyond the borders of one country and leads to the need for interethnic contacts in this field. Globalisation leads to the need for continuous contacts between countries. English serves as a tool for establishing intercultural understanding.  

Foreign languages occupy one of the most important places in the maintenance of international relations. Studying the existing problems of teaching foreign languages, it is necessary to pay attention to phraseological units. In international communication, the problem of mutual understanding is very relevant today. People who speak different languages and belong to different cultures differently perceive the world – through the prism of their native language. And most of all, the differences are observed in the phraseological picture of the world. The study of phraseological units, reflecting the national peculiarities of the culture of your business partner, seems to be an important factor for better understanding between the partners who belong to different cultures.  

In this article, we studied the phraseological units used in business speech in quality press, and we compared them with similar linguistic units of the Russian language. The scientific and practical significance of the work is that all materials can be used to compile methodological developments and manuals in the courses of the phraseology of the English language, and the practice of teaching English as a foreign language.  

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Radyuk, A.V. & Nazlukhanian, S.A. (2018). Phraseological in the context of business communication democratisation. Issues of Applied Linguistics, 30, 47-56. doi:   https://doi.org/10.25076/vpl.30.04 

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