Traditional linguistic units in the language of Kazakhs of the Bayan-Olgeysky district of Mongolia

Abstract

In addition to the dialects of the Kazakh language in Kazakhstan, one should mention the status of the Kazakh language, which has formed its written and oral literary norms in other regions, in a different linguistic environment, and is developing independently. An example of this is the language of the Kazakhs of Mongolia and China, who developed a standardized regional literary language based on their own written and spoken language. In this report, the Kazakh language of the Bayan-Olgey region of Mongolia is considered as a regional language of the Kazakh language. The linguistic features of this region are analyzed at the lexical, phraseological, and word-formation levels. For the analysis, materials from a scientific expedition to the Bayan-Olgey region, which took place last year, were used. In addition, the report includes factors that influenced the formation of linguistic features. In particular, it is analyzed from the point of view of such factors as historical-cultural, socio-political, and educational, which influenced the formation of linguistic characteristics.