Analysis of part-of-speech transposition in different language types from a psycholinguistic perspective based on Russian and Chinese data

This study examines the phenomenon of part-of-speech transposition in Russian and Chinese within a psycholinguistic framework. The research focuses on the influence of linguistic differences on the psychological processes involved in language perception and comprehension by speakers of different languages. The Russian language, as a fusional language, employs grammatical inflections to express syntactic relationships, while Chinese, being an isolating language, relies on word order and context. It is crucial to identify the similarities and differences between these languages in the context of part-of-speech transposition. The study analyzes the cognitive mechanisms that speakers of these languages employ during information processing. The findings may contribute to a deeper understanding of the relationship between language structures of different types.