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DLI, (дата неизвестна). - 252 p.
Учебник на английском языке с заметками по страноведению.
Language and especially the alphabet were always hot political items in Uzbekistan.
Before the Bolshevik revolution Uzbek, which was known as Turki, used Arabic script and grammar was borrowed from Persian and Arabic. With Russian domination and particularly after the revolution, language became the primary ideological tool, and
Arabic script was discarded in favor of Cyrillic. After independence, Karimov and his govement, reluctantly allowed debate over the national language, and did what they saw to fit their own agenda best. As of 2005 Uzbek is officially the only state language and official script is Latin, with a few modified characters, to accommodate some Uzbek phonemes.
DLI, (дата неизвестна). - 252 p.
Учебник на английском языке с заметками по страноведению.
Language and especially the alphabet were always hot political items in Uzbekistan.
Before the Bolshevik revolution Uzbek, which was known as Turki, used Arabic script and grammar was borrowed from Persian and Arabic. With Russian domination and particularly after the revolution, language became the primary ideological tool, and
Arabic script was discarded in favor of Cyrillic. After independence, Karimov and his govement, reluctantly allowed debate over the national language, and did what they saw to fit their own agenda best. As of 2005 Uzbek is officially the only state language and official script is Latin, with a few modified characters, to accommodate some Uzbek phonemes.