Georgian Aviation Terminology in the Multilingual Spectrum

• Author : "M. Osadze, N. Muzashvili, R. Khachidze, V.Kelikhashvili"
• Topic : "aviation terminology; Georgian; glossary"
• Issue : 62
• DOI : 10.22333/ijme.2023.22001
• received : 15.08
• revised: 14.09
• accepted : 16.10
• Pages : 1-9
• Abstract : Georgian aviation has a long history of development and, therefore, related terminological activities have been under way for that period. A number of glossaries of terms have been appeared since then, particularly, the one published in 2002, which lain t
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A whole cloud of history, culture and society and a drop of semantics: A reversible binomial as a form of address in Georgian

• Author : "Zaal Kikvidze"
• Topic : "forms of address; Georgian; reversible binomial; gender; Natural Semantic Metalanguage"
• Issue : 62
• DOI : 10.22333/ijme.2023.22002
• received : 30.07.2023
• revised: 30.08.2023
• accepted : 15.10.2023
• Pages : 10-24
• Abstract : The paper is an attempt to reflect on various aspects of a reversible binomial form of address, a Georgian equivalent of the English formula for addressing an audience Ladies and Gentlemen. The discussions of its constituent terms within the system of Geo
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Approaches to teaching literature in higher education – international experience

• Author : "Manana Nizharadze"
• Topic : "Literature, Teaching Models, Methodological Models, Teaching Literature"
• Issue : 62
• DOI : 10.22333/ijme.2023.22003
• received : 30.07.2023
• revised: 30.08.2023
• accepted : 15.10.2023
• Pages : 25-33
• Abstract : Discussion of literature teaching models in higher educational institutions, understanding, and sharing of foreign experience is an exciting and topical issue from the point of view of objectively critical assessment of reality and development opportuniti
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Strategies and Methodologies for Second Language Learning

• Author : "Nino Meskhi"
• Topic : "Second language learning, integrating technology into language education, Personalized approaches, Linguistic diversity"
• Issue : 62
• DOI : 10.22333/ijme.2023.22004
• received : 12.08.2023
• revised: 13.09.2023
• accepted : 15.10.2023
• Pages : 34-42
• Abstract : This paper examines the various strategies and methodologies used in second language learning, with the goal of enhancing language acquisition and proficiency. It explores both traditional and contemporary approaches, identifying their strengths and wea
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Ritual-Based Performatives (Based on Georgian Ethnographic Data)

• Author : "Tamar Guchua"
• Topic : "performatives, ritual, ethnography of communication"
• Issue : 62
• DOI : 10.22333/ijme.2023.22005
• received : 10.08.2023
• revised: 12.09.2023
• accepted : 15.10.2023
• Pages : 43-53
• Abstract : Performative utterances do not describe anything, they are used for a rather distinct objective: to make things happen. Utterances referring to to bless, to swear, to promise, to threaten, etc. have been considered performatives. Notably, in Georgian s
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Requirements and description for the A2 level of teaching Georgian as a foreign language

• Author : "Nana Shavtvaladze"
• Topic : "SLE,.The language proficiency, assessment"
• Issue : 62
• DOI : 10.22333/ijme.2023.22006
• received : 12.08.2023
• revised: 12.09.2023
• accepted : 15.10.2023
• Pages : 54-59
• Abstract : As we know, the CommonEuropean Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR) is a frameworkused to measure language proficiency. This applies to languages learned as a foreign language.Instruments defined by the Council of Europe played a decisive role in s
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Supplementary materials and multilingual classroom

• Author : "Tsisana Giguashvili, Dali Sanaia"
• Topic : "multilingual, supplementary, productive, skill, speaking."
• Issue : 62
• DOI : 10.22333/ijme.2023.22007
• received : 09.08.2023
• revised: 10.09.2023
• accepted : 15.10.2023
• Pages : 60-70
• Abstract : Nowadays, the process of globalization resulting in the advancements of international relations and close cooperation in every field among individual states as well as the increase in the migration of people to various countries worldwide have condition
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Translanguaging as a Tool for Correcting EFL Learners’ Errors in Writing

• Author : "Khatuna Buskivadze, Zurab Baratashvili"
• Topic : "Translanguaging, Errors, Writing discourse, EFL, Georgian learners"
• Issue : 62
• DOI : 10.22333/ijme.2023.22008
• received : 01.08.2023
• revised: 12.09.2023
• accepted : 15.10.2023
• Pages : 71-79
• Abstract : This paper explores Georgian students’ errors influenced by their L1 and their perceptions on integrating translanguaging into error correction in the writing task. Implementing translanguaging (simultaneous use of Georgian and English languages as a un
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Main challenges and issues of Cultural policy

• Author : "Akram Khosravi"
• Topic : "Cultural policy, social policy, language policy"
• Issue : 62
• DOI : 10.22333/ijme.2023.22009
• received : 10.08.2023
• revised: 12.09.2023
• accepted : 15.10.2023
• Pages : 80-87
• Abstract : Every social, economic, political, and government policy nowadays has significant cultural repercussions; as a result, every policy and social policy is a form of cultural policy. The development of cultural policies not only faces challenges from a pract
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VP Hypostasis Meets Facebook

• Author : "Zakharia Pourtskhvanidze"
• Topic : "Internet, VP hypostasis, medium of language production, communicative types"
• Issue : 62
• DOI : 10.22333/ijme.2023.220010
• received : 11.08.2023
• revised: 10.09.2023
• accepted : 15.10.2023
• Pages : 88-91
• Abstract : The internet, as a new and exponentially growing medium of language production, creates the frames of critical revision of previous ideas about written and spoken language and social contexts of their use. The regularities of spontaneous speech in the com
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Peculiarities of Diverse Audiences and Some Issues of Language Teaching

• Author : "Maia Kikvadze"
• Topic : "second language, method, audience, characteristic, globalization"
• Issue : 62
• DOI : 10.22333/ijme.2023.220011
• received : 12.08.2023
• revised: 10.09.2023
• accepted : 15.10.2023
• Pages : 92-98
• Abstract : Teaching Georgian as a second language implies the use of generally known and proven methods of teaching a foreign language. However, there is no universal method of language teaching. In all cases, it is necessary to take into account the specificity of
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Teaching forms of language ethics to non-Georgian speakers (within the 1+4 program)

• Author : "Tamar Ninidze"
• Topic : "euphemism, politeness, etiquette, Georgian as a second language."
• Issue : 62
• DOI : 10.22333/ijme.2023.220012
• received : 09.08.2023
• revised: 10.09.2023
• accepted : 15.10.2023
• Pages : 99-104
• Abstract : Learning a language is improbable without taking into account the socio-cultural context, and etiquette is an integral part of the society's culture, which is manifested in the language along with other factors. When teaching the means of expressing etiq
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Georgian Terminology- tradition and present state

• Author : "Tamar Kvitsiani"
• Topic : "Georgian terminology, structure, creating methods, transliteration"
• Issue : 62
• DOI : 10.22333/ijme.2023.220013
• received : 12.08.2023
• revised: 13.09.2023
• accepted : 15.10.2023
• Pages : 105-112
• Abstract : The article presents the results of the study of Georgian Terms with Regard to their Sources and Structural-Semantic Composition. The research revealed several noteworthy issues, which are important from the point of view of the formulation of terminologi
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The Effects of the Pandemic: The State, Citizens, and Ways of Communication

• Author : "Tea Kamushadze"
• Topic : "Covid Pandemic, Marneuli, Ethnic Minority, State Language, Lockdown"
• Issue : 62
• DOI : 10.22333/ijme.2023.220014
• received : 07.08.2023
• revised: 08.09.2023
• accepted : 15.10.2023
• Pages : 113-131
• Abstract : The paper explores the impact of the pandemic on ethnic minorities and how locals perceived the state's response. One of the significant effects of the COVID-19 pandemic was the direct engagement with state institutions, resulting in a novel interaction e
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Early Bilingual Education: The Foundation of Social Integration for Communities Representing National Minorities

• Author : "Gulnara Bibileishvili"
• Topic : "Early bilingual education; Georgian as a second language; Strategy, Social integration."
• Issue : 62
• DOI : 10.22333/ijme.2023.220015
• received : 12.08.2023
• revised: 13.09.2023
• accepted : 15.10.2023
• Pages : 132-139
• Abstract : The issue of minority integration has gained significant relevance and importance for all nations in the context of recent years marked by intensive migration and global conflicts. Experts specializing in national minorities highlight the pivotal role of
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The Russification Language Policy in Georgia (Based on the Georgian Émigré Newspaper “Sakartvelo”)

• Author : "Irine Chachanidze, Tamar Guchua"
• Topic : "Language policy, Russification, Georgian language, Immersion method."
• Issue : 62
• DOI : 10.22333/ijme.2023.220017
• received : 09.08.2023
• revised: 13.09.2023
• accepted : 15.10.2023
• Pages : 140-156
• Abstract : Russification is a special case of cultural assimilation, when small nations fall under the influence of the Russian language and culture (Weinreich, 1953; Thaden, 1981; Weinerman, 1996; Kappeler, 2004; Jones, 2005; Miller, 2008; Weeks, 2010). At the begi
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English-Georgian and Georgian-English explanatory online dictionary of chemistry terminology

• Author : "Elizbar Elizbarashvili, Gia Khatisashvili, Tinatin Butkhuzi, Tamar Khatisashvili Lali Ezugbaya, Manana Bukia, Tsiuri Ramishvili"
• Topic : "chemistry terminology; Georgian terminology; explanatory online dictionary"
• Issue : 62
• DOI : 10.22333/ijme.2023.220018
• received : 12.08.2023
• revised: 13.09.2023
• accepted : 15.10.2023
• Pages : 157-170
• Abstract : The new English-Georgian and Georgian-English chemistry explanatory dictionary has been created on the base of IUPAC recommendations and published online. This is the first attempt to follow one of the priorities of the Georgian language state program –
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