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Бессоюзные сложные предложения с уступительными отношениями между частями в русском и хакасском языках

Бессоюзные сложные предложения с уступительными отношениями между частями в русском и хакасском языках

Abstract

The author studies non-conjunction complex sentences in the Russian and Khakass languages in a comparative aspect. Three main features of such sentences are found in the Russian language, as the author notes. In the Khakass language they have functional and semantic equivalents. The research found that the sentences of the first type relate to each other in two languages, while the next two types of sentences in the Khakass language have specific characteristics: they are sentences that don't have conjunction relations as in the Russian language and correspond to constructions with analytic-synthetic relations. In the two compared languages conjunction-free constructions with concessive semantics are typical for speech and are often found in proverbs.

В статье рассмотрены бессоюзные сложные предложения в русском и хакасском языках в сопоставительном аспекте. Отмечены три основных признака бессоюзия в русском языке, которые в хакасском языке находят близкие функционально-семантические эквиваленты. Выявлено, что предложения первого типа в двух языках соотносительны друг с другом, а два последующих в хакасском языке имеют свои особенности: предложениям с бессоюзной связью в русском языке соответствуют конструкции с аналитико-синтетической связью в хакасском языке. В сопоставляемых языках бессоюзные конструкции с уступительной семантикой характерны для разговорной речи, встречаются в пословицах.

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БЕССОЮЗНЫЕ ПРЕДЛОЖЕНИЯ, УСТУПИТЕЛЬНЫЕ ОТНОШЕНИЯ, УСТУПИТЕЛЬНОЕ ЗНАЧЕНИЕ, СООТНОШЕНИЕ СКАЗУЕМЫХ, СТРОЕНИЕ ЧАСТЕЙ БЕССОЮЗНОГО СОЕДИНЕНИЯ

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