Autumn 2001 (9.3)
Pages 76-77
Sociolinguistically Speaking
Invitations
"Come to My Wedding?" - Part 11
by
Jala Garibova and Betty Blair
Azerbaijanis are famous
for their hospitality and are very spontaneous about inviting
guests to their homes - even individuals they've met for the first time.
In this installment of "Sociolinguistically Speaking,"
we take a look at the patterns that Azerbaijanis follow in terms
of inviting guests to weddings, birthday parties and general
get-togethers. For more Azerbaijani customs and speech patterns
related to entertaining guests, see "Sociolinguistically
Speaking - 7", "Just a Cup of Tea", found at AZERI.org,
our Web site that is devoted to the Azeri language.
Actual article has both English and Azeri scripts. That's why
we've created it in PDF. Download PDF
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"Come to My Wedding?" - Part 11
Jala Garibova holds a doctorate in linguistics and
teaches at Western University in Baku. Betty Blair is
Editor of Azerbaijan International magazine. The entire archives
of the "Sociolinguistically Speaking" series may be
accessed at AZERI.org. Click
on LEARNING AZERI.
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