The State Language of Kazakhstan and Multilingualism

2017

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DOI 10.13187/er.2017.2.41
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Abstract

The article deals with some actual problems of real bilingualism (polylingualism) in modern Kazakhstan.One of the most important aspects of the Kazakhstani society of economic and social modernization is the policy in the field of language.In the modern world, multilingual and multicultural, the problem of language conjugation is more urgent than ever, the search for effective and viable programs in the field of languages on the consolidation of societies.Integration of Kazakhstan into the world community depends today on the realization and realization of a simple truth: the world is open to those who can master new knowledge through mastering the dominant languages.In Kazakhstan the notions of "bilingualism" and "polylingualism" mean the equality of languages.It is quite natural that bilingualism (polylingualism) gains more and more importance in our republic.