Hippocrene Books

What Mean?: Where Russians Go Wrong in English

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As Lynn Visson explores in this fascinating book, sometimes simply knowing a language is not enough to ensure good communication. Speaking a language without understanding the culture in which it is spoken can lead to misunderstandings and miscommunication.

This book explores the problems of language and culture facing both Russians speaking English and Americans speaking Russian. An introduction to the basic issues of the link between language and culture is followed by a discussion of the reasons for some common errors in Russian and English. Numerous practical examples help readers understand the importance of cultural markers and signposts in both languages.

Written in an accessible style, this book is intended for businesspeople, émigrés and expatriates, tourists, students and teachers, and scholars (or anyone else) with an interest in the links between language and culture.

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Hippocrene Books
Height
21.8 cm
Length
14 cm
Width
0.9 cm
Weight
0.2 kg
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