2313-8912Research Result. Theoretical and Applied Linguistics2313-8912692THEORY OF LANGUAGECOMMUNICATIVE AND PRAGMATIC CLASSIFICATION PARAMETERS OF INTERJECTIONS IN THE CHINESE LANGUAGECOMMUNICATIVE AND PRAGMATIC CLASSIFICATION PARAMETERS OF INTERJECTIONS IN THE CHINESE LANGUAGESinsinVanSinsinVanwangxingxin250024@yandex.ru20151100

The article is devoted to the classification of interjections in Chinese. The author aims to compare the semantics, functions and characteristics of classification of interjections in Chinese. The author also draws parallels between Chinese interjections and interjections of the Russian language. The problem of interjections as a class of words consists in the fact that this part of speech is a special group of words, which still does not have a particular classification, but has an important semantic meaning in the utterance. The analysis of examples of the use of interjections enables to look at the class of words on a practical level.

The article is devoted to the classification of interjections in Chinese. The author aims to compare the semantics, functions and characteristics of classification of interjections in Chinese. The author also draws parallels between Chinese interjections and interjections of the Russian language. The problem of interjections as a class of words consists in the fact that this part of speech is a special group of words, which still does not have a particular classification, but has an important semantic meaning in the utterance. The analysis of examples of the use of interjections enables to look at the class of words on a practical level.

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