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Human capital is a prerequisite for sustainable development. The objective form of accumulation, storage, and transmission of human experience is language. This article discusses the transformation of the sociocultural space of the German National District of the Altai region from the point of view of the changes taking place in the German and Russian languages, respectively. The article emphasizes that a distinctive feature of this environment at the language level is the penetration of words from one language into another. Germanisms are investigated in the historical aspect, as well as at the phonetic, lexical, and grammatical levels. As a result, the need to preserve a special socio-cultural space on the territory of the German National District of the Altai Region becomes obvious. Preserving the diversity of cultures and languages is a necessary condition for the further development of human society.

proceedings of the international conference on sustainable development of cross-border regions: economic, social and security challenges (icsdcbr 2019)

Features of sustainable development of a sociocultural space of the Russian Germans in the Altai region (on the example of a foreign language)