Everyone should verify the newly released lexicons
🤘 State Language Guidelines Set with Four Emerging Books 🤘
Hey there! Here's the lowdown on some new reference books shaking up the norms for modern literary language, when you're using it as your state language. These four books were approved, no big deal, by a government decree in 2025.
Previously, we've got stacks of dictionaries, but they're a bit all over the place, offering differing views on spelling, pronunciation, usage, and word interpretation. With these new books, there's now a go-to for anyone wanting a final say on what's kosher and what's not - or which dictionary to reference. Lucky for us, these books come with ordinary Russian literary language vocabulary, and they don't get bogged down with specialized terms, so everyone can give 'em a whirl - even the kiddos!
These books will pop up in the state information system "National Dictionary Fund," planned to launch in 2025. In the meantime, you can check 'em out on the Institute of Russian Language (IRL) website.
💰 Moolah Matters 💰Did you hear about the guy in Crimea debating the stress in words? He checked the orthoepic dictionary of the Russian language as a state language and discovered that 'zvoniт' is stressed on 'I'. That's what you call sticking it to 'em with knowledge, right?
And here's the lowdown on these sanctioned books:
Orthographic Dictionary of the Russian Language as the State Language of the Russian Federation (Hello, IRL RAS!)
Orthoepic Dictionary of the Russian Language as the State Language of the Russian Federation (Yo, IRL RAS again!)
Dictionary of Foreign Words (Winning prize goes to - drumroll please - the Institute of Linguistic Researches RAS!)
Explanatory Dictionary of the State Language of the Russian Federation (St. Petersburg State University, representing!)
Part 1 (A-N) || Part 2 (O-Y)
Now you're armed with a fresh set of norms for your state language. Time to get fluent! 💪
The 'Orthographic Dictionary of the Russian Language as the State Language of the Russian Federation' and the 'Explanatory Dictionary of the State Language of the Russian Federation' can provide valuable insights for understanding the standard spelling and interpretations of medical-conditions and health-and-wellness terminology in the Russian language.
With the 'Dictionary of Foreign Words,' one can explore science-related terms, ensuring accurate usage and pronunciation within the context of the Russian state language, contributing to a more harmonious health-and-wellness discourse.
