Surzhyk

E190709

Surzhyk is a mixed sociolect that blends elements of Ukrainian and Russian, commonly spoken in various regions of Ukraine.

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Statements (49)

Predicate Object
instanceOf contact variety
macaronic language
mixed language
sociolect
contrastedWith Russian language
surface form: Standard Russian

Ukrainian language
surface form: Standard Ukrainian
etymology Ukrainian word for a mixture of grains or flour
hasDomain everyday communication
family communication
informal speech
local trade
popular culture
hasHistoricalContext intensified during the Soviet period
linked to internal migration in Ukraine
linked to urbanization in Ukraine
hasLanguageComponent Russian
Ukrainian
hasLinguisticFeature code-mixing
code-switching
lexical borrowing
morphological hybridization
phonological interference
syntactic calquing
hasSociolinguisticAspect associated with Soviet-era Russification
marker of regional identity
marker of social class
subject of language policy debates in Ukraine
hasSubstrateLanguage Ukrainian language
surface form: Ukrainian
hasSuperstrateLanguage Russian
hasVariant regional Surzhyk varieties
rural Surzhyk
urban Surzhyk
perceivedAs low prestige variety
nonstandard speech
rural speech
relatedConcept bilingualism
code-switching
diglossia
language contact
studiedInField Slavic studies
surface form: Slavic linguistics

contact linguistics
sociolinguistics
usedInCountry Ukraine
usedInRegion Central Ukraine
eastern Ukraine
surface form: Eastern Ukraine

Northern Ukraine
Southern Ukraine
rural areas of Ukraine
small towns in Ukraine

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