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Author(s): |
Ge M., |
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1(70) |
Date: |
March 2025 |
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Nationally-oriented learning, taking into account
the linguistic system of the native language of a student learn-
ing a foreign language, is becoming an educational trend
today. Following the principles of nationally-oriented learning
enables minimizing the consequences of negative transference
as a result of the effect of interlanguage interference, developing the student’s creativity, speech-making potential and communica-
tive, auditory and grammatical competences.
The Chinese language, which is showing its attractiveness
in the educational environment and in higher education, as well
as in the personnel market, still does not have a single teaching
standard; therefore, the issue of standardization of educational
and methodological materials for teaching Chinese in a Rus-
sian-speaking audience is being updated.
In this article, postpositive resultative complements of the
Chinese language, which have the main meaning of “comple-
tion of action” and the corresponding categories of the perfect
type in the Russian language, are considered through the prism
of nationally-oriented learning. Resorting to the methods of
contrastive, component and functional semantic analysis, the
author discovers semantic asymmetry in the expression of com-
pleteness values and some particular meanings in Russian and
Chinese, as well as lexical and grammatical variability, which
is available to native speakers of Russian.
As a generalization of the analysis, we have presented
a table that systemizes the meanings of the 18 resultative
complements in the Chinese language, in accordance with
their lexical and grammatical expressions in the Russian lan-
guage. The table contains examples and comments to help
clarify the meanings.
The author proposes a five-step algorithm for mastering the
resultative complement, which, considering the level of nation-
ally-oriented learning, seems effective for teaching Chinese
to Russian students. The general and specific methodological
principles that must be followed in the development of educa-
tional materials and teaching are highlighted.
It is argued that compliance with these conditions can opti-
mize the learning of Chinese in a Russian-speaking environ-
ment, contributing to knowledge consolidation and increasing
speaking potential. |
Keywords: |
Chinese as a foreign language, Russian stu-
dents, Chinese resultative complements, resultative morphemes,
nationally-oriented learning, principles of nationally-oriented
learning, interlanguage interference, contrastive analysis, vari-
ability, lexico-semantic groups of verbs, mastering resultative
complements |
For citation: |
Ge M. Mastering of Chinese resultative complements by Russian students with a focus on the principles of
nationally-oriented learning. Biznes. Obrazovanie. Pravo = Business. Education. Law. 2025;1(70):251—259. DOI: 10.25683/
VOLBI.2025.70.1179. |