The Slang Languge In Roman ( Birds In The Trafalgar ) Of Sami Michael | ||
| Journal Of Babylon Center for Humanities Studies | ||
| Article 1, Volume 8, Issue 2, August 2018, Pages 207-224 | ||
| Author | ||
| Ali Mohamed Rashed | ||
| Abstract | ||
| Slang language is an important part of the time in the Hebrew language, and welfare of everyday discourse, media, journalism and literary performances. Multiple ways of creating Slang Israel is at the center of this study. Civil Hebrew words borrowed from other languages in different ways, through borrowing form and meaning; Novelty shape, and the creation of language combinations; Innovations by Multi noun; Derivation verbs; Final additions borrowed from Hebrew and Latin and other languages. We have to choose a novel (bath in Trafalgar Square) Israeli writer Iraqi origin (Sami Mikhail) which is one of the most important novels in Israeli literature, which shed light on the lives of Jews and Palestinians alike.All these ways have contributed to the expansion of Jewish Slang continues to evolve. | ||
| Keywords | ||
| Slang; Sami Michael; birds in the Trafalgar | ||
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