SPEECH ETIQUETTE IN RUSSIAN AND PERSIAN LINGUISTIC CULTURES (WITH REFERENCE TO CONDOLENCES)

Abstract

The article studies speech etiquette, a set of typical statements, fixed by national cultural traditions, in Russian and Persian linguistic cultures on the example of condolences. The relevance of the study is due to the interest in problems of interlingual communication, as well as the low awareness of Iranian students with Russian speech etiquette and a system of stable communicative formulas, which include phrases used when expressing condolences and sympathy, which makes communication between the two cultures difficult. In this article, the researcher points out the means of expressing condolences in the speech etiquette of Russians and Iranians and offers exercises on the topic “Condolence, Consolation” in Russian classes for Iranian students to develop skills in using these expressions in speech.