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Morphology of the modern Bulgarian language: names

ННД.10

Обов’язкова дисципліна для ОП

First

2021/2022

3 Semester

5

PRN10. Know the norms of the Bulgarian literary language and be able to apply them in practical activities. PRN11. Know the principles, technologies and methods of creating oral and written texts of various genres and styles in the state, Bulgarian and English languages. PRN12. To analyze the units of the Bulgarian and English languages, to determine their interaction and to characterize the linguistic phenomena and processes that cause them. PRN14. To use the Bulgarian and English languages ​​orally and in writing, in various genre-stylistic varieties and registers of communication (official, unofficial, neutral), to solve communicative tasks in everyday, social, educational, professional, scientific spheres of life. PRN16. To know and understand the basic concepts, theories and concepts of Bulgarian linguistics and literary studies, to be able to apply them in professional activities.

Full-time form

Mastering the subjects "Introduction to linguistics", "Introduction to Slavic philology", "Ukrainian language", "Old Slavic language", "Phonetics and phonology of the modern Bulgarian language", "Communicative aspect of the modern Bulgarian language".

The course aims to familiarize students with the morphology of nominal parts of speech in the modern Bulgarian language. Special attention is focused on the typological features of the Bulgarian language as analytical; Slavic and Balkan features in its grammatical structure are considered. In the presentation, theoretical information is combined with grammatical analysis of specific linguistic material. Systematic knowledge of nominal parts of speech in the morphological system of the Bulgarian literary language will contribute to the professional improvement of speaking skills and will become the basis for acquiring knowledge about other structural levels of the language.

Boyadzhiev, T. Iv. Kutsarov, Y. Penchev. Modern Bulgarian language. Phonetics. Lexicology. Morphology. Syntax. Sofia, 1999. Grammar in the modern Bulgarian literary language. T. 2. Morphology. Sofia, 1983. Nytsolova, R. Bulgarian grammar. Morphology. Sofia, 2008. Osenova, P. Types of morphological ambiguity in the Bulgarian language. – In: Todor Boyadzhiev, Venche Popova and Krasymyra Alexova (editors) Scientific works in memory of Georgy Gerdzhikov. UI "St. Cl. Ohridsky", pp. 223-230, 2011 Pashov, P. Bulgarian grammar. Sofia, 2006. Pashov, P. (editor) Bulgarian morphology helped. Names. Sofia, 1976.

Lectures and practical classes, guidance of independent work and monitoring of its implementation, individual consultations, exam.

After the lectures, practical classes are held on relevant topics, at which the planned types of work and forms of control are evaluated: oral report (max. 5), abstract/essay (max. 10), additions, participation in the discussion (max. 3), presentation ( max. 6), modular control work (max. 15). During the semester, written works are checked, individual consultations are held, and the level of assimilation of the material assigned for independent study is assessed. The final grade is assigned based on the results of the student's work during the semester and the oral answer on the exam.

Bulgarian, Ukrainian