
The analysis of the possibilities of linguistic humor in the formation of linguistic competence of foreign medical students at the initial stage of education is presented. The means of creating humor in such small forms of language creativity as linguistic humorous miniatures, ironic aphorisms, and various figures of speech are considered. Cross-language correspondences confirmed the thesis about the internationalism of humor in its core ideas.
Представлен анализ возможностей лингвистического юмора при формировании лингвистической компетентности иностранных студентов-медиков на начальном этапе обучения. Рассмотрены средства создания юмора в таких малых формах языкового творчества, как лингвистические юмористические миниатюры, иронические афоризмы, различные фигуры речи. Межъязыковые соответствия подтвердили тезис об интернациональности юмора в его профильных идеях.
linguistic humor, Russian as a foreign language, medical high school, русский язык как иностранный, 378.147, иностранные студенты, 811.161.1’373, foreign students, медицинский вуз, лингвистический юмор
linguistic humor, Russian as a foreign language, medical high school, русский язык как иностранный, 378.147, иностранные студенты, 811.161.1’373, foreign students, медицинский вуз, лингвистический юмор
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