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Biljana Mišić Ilić: ANGLOSRPSKI I SERGLISH: DVA VARIJETETA SRPSKOG ...<br />

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Biljana Mišić Ilić<br />

92<br />

ANGLOSERBIAN AND SERGLISH: TWO VARIETIES OF SERBIAN<br />

INFLUENCED BY ENGLISH<br />

Summary<br />

The paper discusses the influence of English on Serbian, manifested as changes at the levels<br />

of orthography, phonology, morphology, syntax, semantics and pragmatics, resulting<br />

from cultural contact with English and anglophone cultures. Starting from the theoretical<br />

postulates of contact linguistics, sociolinguistic theories of language stratification, codeswitching<br />

and borrowing, and on the basis of empirical research and relevant studies in<br />

the areas of sociolinguistics, lexicology and lexicography, it can be assumed that there<br />

are actually two varieties of Serbian developed under the influence of English – one spoken<br />

in Serbian-speaking countries and the other in anglophone countries. These varieties<br />

can respectively be labelled Angloserbian (according to Vasić, Prćić, Nejgebauer 2001;<br />

Prćić 2005) and Serglish (Serblish), following popular usage in the Serbian diaspora. The<br />

varieties have been described and differentiated along several sociolinguistic parameters<br />

(aspects of the social situation of language use such as the speakers, their motivation,<br />

language status, etc), as well as linguistic ones (elements of language structure at the<br />

levels of ortoghraphy, phonology, morphology, syntax, semantics and pragmatics, and the<br />

medim where a particular variety is used).

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