THE PECULIARITIES OF EXTERNAL LANGUAGE FORM IN THE WORKS BY A. MARTY
Any language reflects the world, but reflects it from a certain point of view - the point of view from which the nation, which created this or that language, looked at it. Consequently, in any language two aspects are presented: the one is connected with the reflection of an objective reality as it is and the other is idio-ethnic, which reflects not the world as it is, but the point of view on it from the part of native speakers. The paper examines the external language form, its comparison with internal language form in the German and Turkic languages (by the example of the works by A. Marty).