Human and economic geography of Keban
2018
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Danışman: Dr. Öğr. Üyesi Handan Arslan
Özet (EN)
In the globalizing world, it is a natural process for societies to relate to other cultures, to influence languages and to exchange words. As a result of a variety of reasons and needs, we have entered a language from another language, and we call it a quote from the words adopted on that particular language. There is a quote in each locality. Azerbaijani Turkish as well as Turkish in Turkey, in the region where the language is influenced by different nations. Nowadays both languages continue to be influenced by foreign languages due to the difficulties that the age brings. Quotations entered into a language may have phonetic properties separated from the dots they arrive. In this case, it tries to adapt or approximate the words it has taken to its phonetic structure. Because of these reasons, the quoted words have more or less sound. The phonetics of this study were examined in terms of how they entered the Azerbaijani Turkic language, the changes in their voice and their voice events, and these phonetic determinations were supported by statistical data, tables and graphs.
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Dr. Nadire Ceren Goral
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Nadire Ceren Goral (Master Thesis). Human and economic geography of Keban, 2018, Fırat University.
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