Objective: The main aim of the article is to present to the research community the state of the modern Kazakh language, current problems, and solutions. Methods: comparison of the Kazakh language state in the current and past periods, the traditional character of the Kazakh oral language, forecasting future development, synthesis by methods of synchronous, diachronic analysis, linguistic and stylistic analysis. Results: For the first time, a description of the present, past and future of the Kazakh oral language is provided. The requirements for oral culture, preserved in the samples of oral literature by A. Baitursynov, Abai are analyzed. Scientific novelty: Modern research in this area is often considered in terms of linguistic norms, stylistic use and types of styles. However, the results of these studies did not help raise the level of modern Kazakh expressiveness. The main reason is a violation of the grammatical structure and system, which is the «reliance» or «support» of the Kazakh language, as well as the disappearance of the traditional style of systematic speech. Practical significance: The development of textbooks and methodologies for teaching the Kazakh language, the development of a handbook of texts of different levels for the tasks of KAZTEST and its types of analysis, as well as the development of a handbook of existing and new texts, collection of audio texts in accordance with traditional expressiveness will contribute to the field of education.
traditional speech, pragmatics, history of language, oratory, stylistics
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