Sustaining linguistic and cultural balance in multilingual South Africa | Language and Culture. 2018. № 12. DOI: 10.17223/24109266/12/4

Sustaining linguistic and cultural balance in multilingual South Africa

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multilingualism and multiculturalism, linguistic balance, the language of common communication, lingua franca, globalization, ethnocultural identity

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		vladimirsmokotin@yandex.ru
		seminar2008@mail.ru
		gural.svetlana@mail.ru

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