Mariia N. Pashkova

this article analyzes the growing role of animation as a powerful tool for conveying cultural meanings in teaching Russian language and culture to primary school students from foreign families. Animated films are considered a unique cultural phenomenon, known for their global distribution and broad impact on students' conceptual worldviews. Animation is analyzed as a special type of polycode discourse, which represents a unique linguacultural phenomenon. A linguacultural analysis of animated discourse is conducted, revealing the specifics of the interaction between language and culture.

this article is dedicated to the consideration of issues related to teaching Russian as a foreign language to high school students from families of foreign citizens. In particular, it examines the students' acquisition of the linguoculturological component of the Russian language, namely, the understanding and correct use of Russian proverbs and sayings in speech.