J6-5560 — Annual report 2013
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Specialised language and terminology within the language of tourism

The article takes as its starting point the definition of a specialised language within specialised discourse and thus defines the language of tourism, which is the language of a wide discursive community. This includes languages of various fields, professions and disciplines, connecting them at the same time to the general language. The language of tourism is thus a reflection and tool of transdisciplinary tourism studies, which for its development also calls for the planned development of tourism terminology. In the article a typology is presented of tourism terminology according to field and meaning within the framework of the Tourism Terminology Dictionary (TURS).

COBISS.SI-ID: 1536033476
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Motivation relevance of Slovenian interjections

Interjections can serve as a base for the formation of other word categories and can thus create extensive word families. The most common word-formational process involved here is the systematic formation of interjectional verbs. This process follows predictable patterns in the creation of higher-degree formations, as illustrated by the word families of the interjections kvak 'croak', jav 'ouch', štop 'stop', put 'come', čav 'bye'.

COBISS.SI-ID: 35882797
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Learning regions in Slovenia for the development of sustainable development

The article underlines the importance of knowing the cultural and natural heritage of the Slovenian regions for the sustainable development of Slovenia.

COBISS.SI-ID: 20093960