Abduvokhidov A.A.

Abduvokhidov Abbosbek Abduvohidovich - Student, ENGLISH LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE DEPARTMENT, FACULTY FOREIGN LANGUAGES, ANDIJAN STATE UNIVERSITY NAMED AFTER Z.M. BABUR, ANDIJAN, REPUBLIC OF UZBEKISTAN

Abstract: maintenance of the heritage language is a constant concern for families raising children bilingual or multilingually in communities where their language is a minority language. Sociolinguistic research has produced an extensive body of knowledge about the general trends that characterize language maintenance and the strong tendencies towards language shift in the second generation of immigrants . While research on bilingualism/multilingualism in families has suggested particular approaches to language maintenance and highlighted the interplay between wider societal processes and parental perspectives on family language policies, the family, like many domains of social life, constitutes a complex, intergenerational context for negotiating language policies and expectations regarding language use.

Keywords: сhildren, adult, bilingual, multilingual, language.

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Abduvokhidov A.A. CHILDREN’S PARTICIPATION IN HERITAGE LANGUAGE PRACTICES // Достижения науки и образования №11 (33), 2018 - С.{ см. журнал}.

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