The origin (native or borrowed character) of 100 non-derivative lexemes, denoting money, payments, financial operations is considered. The percentage of native English words and borrowings from different languages has been determined. It is shown that most borrowings come from the Old French language (43%), Latin borrowings take the second place (22%), borrowings from Scandinavian and other languages constitute 11%. Using the frequency dictionary “Word Frequency of Written and Spoken”, 100 non-derivative lexemes were ranked in decreasing order of frequency
Financial vocabulary is international and transfers its set of notions in an international way, ofte...
Histories of English typically list approximate proportions of words borrowed from each of the major...
En matière de terminologie financière, la langue flamande emprunte à l’anglais bien davantage qu’ell...
The origin (native or borrowed character) of 100 non-derivative lexemes, denoting money, payments, f...
We analyzed the linguistic features of word formation of financial terms in English in this article....
The aim of this paper is to discuss the function of loanwords in English economic discourse. In the ...
This paper focuses on the role that loanwords (or borrowings) play in economic and financial texts b...
In 2005, a book “Language Advice (4). Lexis. Usage of Loanwords” was published. It contains a list o...
The theme of this thesis treats english loan words in French terminology of economics. The first par...
The tie linking the English language to economy is twofold. On the one hand it is the conduit channe...
The paper discusses the category of necessity in borrowing, primarily from English, examining whethe...
Annotation In many cases a borrowed word especially one borrowed long ago is practically indisting...
This paper revolves around the issue of the spread of English, and aims at illustrating the differen...
All spheres of human life: spiritual, social, economic, political, and scientific are touched by the...
In this article, words from the English language, words from the past, different effects on the enri...
Financial vocabulary is international and transfers its set of notions in an international way, ofte...
Histories of English typically list approximate proportions of words borrowed from each of the major...
En matière de terminologie financière, la langue flamande emprunte à l’anglais bien davantage qu’ell...
The origin (native or borrowed character) of 100 non-derivative lexemes, denoting money, payments, f...
We analyzed the linguistic features of word formation of financial terms in English in this article....
The aim of this paper is to discuss the function of loanwords in English economic discourse. In the ...
This paper focuses on the role that loanwords (or borrowings) play in economic and financial texts b...
In 2005, a book “Language Advice (4). Lexis. Usage of Loanwords” was published. It contains a list o...
The theme of this thesis treats english loan words in French terminology of economics. The first par...
The tie linking the English language to economy is twofold. On the one hand it is the conduit channe...
The paper discusses the category of necessity in borrowing, primarily from English, examining whethe...
Annotation In many cases a borrowed word especially one borrowed long ago is practically indisting...
This paper revolves around the issue of the spread of English, and aims at illustrating the differen...
All spheres of human life: spiritual, social, economic, political, and scientific are touched by the...
In this article, words from the English language, words from the past, different effects on the enri...
Financial vocabulary is international and transfers its set of notions in an international way, ofte...
Histories of English typically list approximate proportions of words borrowed from each of the major...
En matière de terminologie financière, la langue flamande emprunte à l’anglais bien davantage qu’ell...