LANGUAGE BORROWINGS AND CULTURAL EXCHANGE
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This article is devoted to language borrowing and cultural exchange are key mechanisms through which languages evolve and cultures interact. As globalization accelerates, languages become increasingly interconnected, leading to the incorporation of foreign words, phrases, and linguistic structures into various languages. This process is not limited to the lexical level but also extends to broader cultural exchanges, including customs, traditions, and ideologies. This article explores the relationship between language borrowings and cultural exchange, examining the factors driving these phenomena and their implications for language evolution, identity, and intercultural communication. Through a review of existing literature and case studies, this paper illustrates how language borrowings act as vehicles for cultural exchange and how cultural exchange influences linguistic practices.
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