THE TURKISH LOANWORDS ČÀLGA IN BULGARIAN AND MANÉLE IN ROMANIAN
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Publication date: 09.12.2016
Studia Linguistica Universitatis Iagellonicae Cracoviensis, 2016, Volume 133, Issue 4, pp. 269 - 274
https://doi.org/10.4467/20834624SL.16.019.5688Authors
THE TURKISH LOANWORDS ČÀLGA IN BULGARIAN AND MANÉLE IN ROMANIAN
Bulgarian čalga and Romanian manele “ethno-pop” or “pop-folk” are loanwords from Turkish. Besides the etymology of these words, the features of pop-folk will be described from a linguistic, historical and sociocultural point of view. It is a phenomenon rooted in the local Romani cultures, which are characterized by multilingualism and linguistic creativity. At the same time, pop-folk in the Balkans is based on a long tradition of Oriental music.
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THE TURKISH LOANWORDS ČÀLGA IN BULGARIAN AND MANÉLE IN ROMANIAN
THE TURKISH LOANWORDS ČÀLGA IN BULGARIAN AND MANÉLE IN ROMANIAN
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