ОСОБЕННОСТИ ОБРАЗОВАНИЯ КОМПЬЮТЕРНОГО ЖАРГОНА В РУССКОМ И ПОЛЬСКОМ ЯЗЫКАХ
Andrzej Narloch
Instytut Filologii Rosyjskiej UAM w PoznaniuAbstract
The article presents an attempt of structural description of Computer slang in Russian and
Polish. Materiał dates from newest dictionaries, slang articles, Computer magazines and the Internet.
Russian and Polish computer jargon is a result of process of borrowing mainly from English
computer terminology. Adaptation of vocabulary in Russian language consists in structual-phonetic
transformations of a foreign word, so that it resembles a word from Russian stock of lexemes.
Polish computer jargon in more considerable degree is based on clean borrowings from English. In
both languages apart from suffixed words and semantic derivation, semantic metafory, clipping
and abbreviations play important role. Many units are marked stylistically. It concerns ironic,
contemptuous or even low-class words.
Keywords:
computer slang in Russian and Polish computer jargonReferences
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