International vocabulary and its locally borrowed variants in Russian culture-oriented English

Globalization has made it necessary for all nations to employ international languages, and primarily English, promote their cultures. Application of a language foreign culture by necessity requires certain adaptations the language. Such type communication results in formation specialized variety language: Foreign-Culture-Oriented (FCO) Language. Making use latest achievements “interlinguoculturology” (a modern branch Linguistics worked out professor V. Kabakchi his School), devoted study its secondary cultural orientation towards culture, we look at original English-language texts about Russian analyze how culturonyms particular binary words belonging two languages often associated with each other translation, are differently perceived diverse We pay special attention interonyms (international vocabulary), adaptation FCO Language compromise precision text accessibility audience. However, main focus article is lokaloids, locally borrowed variants vocabulary (eg: universitet, ministr, kafe, demokratiya) which introduced English add avoid translator false friends or reasons style.