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Macedonian language --- 18.60 Slavic languages: other. --- Macedonian language. --- Macedonisch. --- Taalkunde. --- Bǎlgarski language (Macedonian) --- Balgàrtzki language (Macedonian) --- Bolgàrtski language (Macedonian) --- Bulgàrtski language (Macedonian) --- Dópia language --- Entópia language --- Macedonian Slavic language --- Makedoniski language --- Makedonski language --- Slavic language (Macedonian) --- Slaviká language (Macedonian) --- Slavomacedonian language --- Slavic languages, Southern --- #ANTIL9901 --- Periodicals --- Arts and Humanities --- Language & Linguistics

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Essentially being an image of the most substantive problems related to current Macedonistics with a special reflection on text linguistics and linguistics of discourse, this is a book on the language of modern Macedonian discourses (scientific, political, parliamentary, media etc.), on the Macedonian literary text and the language in public communication. Nonetheless, a particular attention is dedicated to the conditions in which the Macedonian standard language was born.
Maksim Karanfilovski

Macedonian language --- Discourse analysis. --- Bǎlgarski language (Macedonian) --- Balgàrtzki language (Macedonian) --- Bolgàrtski language (Macedonian) --- Bulgàrtski language (Macedonian) --- Dópia language --- Entópia language --- Macedonian Slavic language --- Makedoniski language --- Makedonski language --- Slavic language (Macedonian) --- Slaviká language (Macedonian) --- Slavomacedonian language --- Slavic languages, Southern

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Conditionals encode speculation. They convey how events could have been different in the past or present, or might be different in the future if particular conditions had been or will be met. While all languages afford the means to speculate or hypothesize about possible events, the ways in which they do so vary. This work explores some of this variation through an analysis of the stucture and semantics of complex conditional sentences in Russian and Macedonian.

Russian language --- Comparative linguistics --- Grammar --- Macedonian language --- Typology (Linguistics) --- Bǎlgarski language (Macedonian) --- Balgàrtzki language (Macedonian) --- Bolgàrtski language (Macedonian) --- Bulgàrtski language (Macedonian) --- Dópia language --- Entópia language --- Macedonian Slavic language --- Makedoniski language --- Makedonski language --- Slavic language (Macedonian) --- Slaviká language (Macedonian) --- Slavomacedonian language --- Slavic languages, Southern --- Slavic languages, Eastern --- Grammar, Comparative and general --- Language and languages --- Linguistic typology --- Linguistics --- Linguistic universals --- Conditionals. --- Grammar, Comparative --- Macedonian. --- Russian. --- Typology --- Classification