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Varieties of Czech in traffic radio programme
Jílková, Lucie
The article deals with the analysis of radio news on traffic and answers on following research question: Which varieties of Czech occur in radio news on traffic? The analysis is based on recordings from the public radio station Český rozhlas Radiožurnál and the private radio station Rádio Impuls (20 recordings from each radio). Traffic news is generally described as a specific kind of a dialogue, namely the dialogue between a reporter and phoning drivers. The phoning drivers used non-standart Czech morfology most often (Common Czech morfology primarily, e.g. kruhovej, Moravian dialect morfology rarely, e.g. vobjíždijó). Only in one case Slovak language appeared. The phoning drivers mixed Standart Czech and non-standard Czech also.
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The Dutch: About its status between own westgermanic standard variety and a variety of the Low German
Hubáček, Miroslav ; Blahak, Boris (advisor) ; Šemelík, Martin (referee)
The bachelor's thesis works on the assumption that the cartographical illustration which provides an overview of the German historical language area and dialect area is often related to the Dutch language area as well. In consideration of this background, there is a question how much the Dutch language may be really understood as a variety of the Low German language or if it is an independent West Germanic language on the basis of the long political separation of the Dutch and Germans. The research deals with phonetic and morphological phenomena and tries to create an overview, on which basis the main question of the bachelor's thesis can be determined with certain plausibility, by using linguistic contrasting methods. The materials for the research are grammars of the standard form of Dutch, local grammars of Low German and also linguistic and textual samples of Dutch respectively low German native speakers.
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The Dutch: About its status between own westgermanic standard variety and a variety of the Low German
Hubáček, Miroslav ; Blahak, Boris (advisor) ; Dovalil, Vít (referee)
The bachelor's thesis works on the assumption that the cartographical illustration which provides an overview of the German historical language area and dialect area is often related to the Dutch language area as well. In consideration of this background, there is a question how much the Dutch language may be really understood as a variety of the Low German language or if it is an independent West Germanic language on the basis of the long political separation of the Dutch and Germans. The research deals with phonetic and morphological phenomena and tries to create an overview, on which basis the main question of the bachelor's thesis can be determined with certain plausibility, by using linguistic contrasting methods. The materials for the research are grammars of the standard form of Dutch, local grammars of Low German and also linguistic and textual samples of Dutch respectively low German native speakers.
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