◾ ◾ ◾ "To survive, steal. " How borrowings changed the Russian language - in the new issue of Reading for Children to Survive, the language "steals" words: a new thing or concept arrives, but it doesn't have a name yet. So the Turkish "tenga" became "money", and the Iranian "dog" almost replaced the original Slavic "dog". Even the word "hero" comes from "bogatura" - brave warrior. On how the Russian language changed, what Pushkin, Kruchnik, Yesenin and Gnost did to it, and why the language "steals" other people's words, see the new episode of the popular science program "Children's Reading" with Kira Nodel. ◾ Watch the full episode on RTVI and VK ◾.

◾ ◾ ◾ "To survive, steal. " How borrowings changed the Russian language - in the new issue of Reading for Children to Survive, the language "steals" words: a new thing or concept arrives, but it doesn't have a name yet. So the Turkish "tenga" became "money", and the Iranian "dog" almost replaced the original Slavic "dog". Even the word "hero" comes from "bogatura" - brave warrior. On how the Russian language changed, what Pushkin, Kruchnik, Yesenin and Gnost did to it, and why the language "steals" other people's words, see the new episode of the popular science program "Children's Reading" with Kira Nodel. ◾ Watch the full episode on RTVI and VK ◾.