THE STUDY OF INNER MONGOLIAN AND MONGOLIAN NEWSPAPERS' LINGUISTIC COMPOSITIONS: THE CASE OF DAILY NEWSPAPER

The aim of our study appears to be to conduct a comparative analysis of linguistic compositions found in daily newspapers written in Mongolian language, specifically those from Mongolia and Inner Mongolia. We examined and evaluating similarities and differences between linguistic compositions found in newspapers from Mongolia and Inner Mongolia as linguistic Compositions refers to the written content of the newspapers. Also, we analyzed few articles, headlines, editorials, advertisements, and any other textual elements present in the newspapers. Our analysis might involve examining the language at different levels, from individual words and phrases to larger discourse structures. Overall, our study contributed to our understanding of how the Mongolian language is used in different contexts and regions, shedding light on linguistic variations and the impact of cultural and societal factors on language use. It has the potential to offer valuable insights into the dynamic nature of language and its relationship with identity, culture, and communication in the Mongolian-speaking world.