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Terminology of property law in translantion from Spanish to Czech
Hartmanová, Michaela ; Obdržálková, Vanda (advisor) ; Králová, Jana (referee)
(in English) The presented master's thesis is a terminological study that examines the issue of translating legal texts related to the purchase of real estate from Spanish into English. In the theoretical part, we outline the issue of translation of legal texts with a focus on the field of terminology and map the existing research in this area. This thesis will be accompanied by authentic documents in Spanish related to the sale of the property, which will serve as material for the empirical part. All personal data contained in these documents have been deleted to protect them.We will carry out a translatological analysis of these deeds and select a set of terms to follow in the study. For the selected terms, we analyse the equivalences proposed in available sources (professional legal dictionaries and the IATE terminology database) and observe the type of equivalence and the suitability for the context. Finally, we summarize the main aspects of the translation of terminology in the field of law under study from Spanish into English and evaluate the different sources. The terminology study also results in a draft bilingual glossary based on the texts analysed.
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The variation of the Andalusian dialect in Granada
Hartmanová, Michaela ; Krinková, Zuzana (advisor) ; Čermák, Petr (referee)
Andalusian represents a wide range of the Autonomous Community of Andalusia regional linguistic varieties, from which I focused on the speech in the Granada province. Having first introduced the very definition of the term "Andalusian", I subsequently clarified the notional linguistic divison of Andalusia into the western and eastern region represented by Granada. In the context of Andalusian, my aim was to characterize the Granada variety of Spanish from three points of view - phonetic-phonological, lexical and morphosyntactic, placing the greatest emphasis on the first two aspects, for the uniqueness of the variant lies primarily in its sound and vocabulary. Regarding specific linguistic phenomena of the phonetic level, this study deals with the vocal system (openness of vocals), a much-discussed topic throughout the Spanish-speaking world - ceceo, seseo and yeísmo, as well as various types of aspirations, neutralization of the -l/-r consonants, loss of the -d-, -g-, -r- intervocalic consonants and fricative pronunciation of the - ch palatal consonant. As for the vocabulary, a result of diverse cultures in Andalusia proliferating, it was elaborated on according to its division into several following categories: Occidentalisms, Orientalisms, archaisms, Arabisms, Gitanisms and diminutives. In contrast to...
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