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Scientific study of grammar, phonetics and lexicography dialects of the Kazakh language began in the Soviet period. Kazakh SSR Academy of Sciences has begun conducting research on dialects, sending in 1937, three separate groups of specialists in the villages and Kegen, Narınkol Almaty region, Maktaaral district of South Kazakhstan region and Nura District Karagandi area. This work, continued in 1939 in Mangistav and Torgay regions in 1940 in areas Sarısu, Aral and the Horde. In these areas it had collected a large amount of material, which after 1953 served as the source for the works of famous Kazakh dialectologists S. Amanjolov, J. Doskarayev, N. T. Savranbayev and G. Musabayev classification Kazakh dialectology. This article, S. Amanjolov identified three dialects: a) southern, b) west c) north east; J. Doskarayev, two dialects: a) southeastern b) northwestern; N. T. Savranbayev, divided the dialects of Kazakhstan on the basis of the phonetic into two groups: a) group of dialects /ş/, /d/ in the north and west of Kazakhstan b) a group of dialects /ç /, /l/ in the southern and southeastern regions of Kazakistan; G. Musabayev also divided into two groups: a) changing the adverb, b) the local dialect. This article, describes the reasons for these dialects divisions and methods that guided the researchers in the development of classifications. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Hendiadyoin, are met atf-ı tefsiri, word twins, name with dilemma and repeat the context of phrases in the Turkey Turkish. In the Kazakh Turkish used qos söz or qosarlama terms for the doublings. Hendiadyoin, is called near or antonyms words under the rules of certain sounds, such as a single word is used to make sense. In this article, was focused on the hendiadyoin writing and speaking in the Kazakh Turkish. Has been emphasized semantical and phonetical rules of hendiadyoin in the Kazak language. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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