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Language practice of Bulgarian speakers in Czech linguistic environment
Dabova, Vesela ; Gladkova, Hana (advisor) ; Rangelová, Albena (referee) ; Tisheva, Yovka (referee)
in English This work consists of five chapters: a theoretical part, which specifies the theoretical basis of the text (especially concepts related to bilingualism and language contact); methodological part, which specifies the objectives and methods of field research (identification of target group, subject of research, qualitative and quantitative methods, technical part of the survey); historical part relating to the origin and life of the Bulgarian minority in the Czech Republic; sociolinguistic part analyzing the sociolinguistic influences of Czech language on Bulgarian language; language part, analyzing the interference from language perspective. The objective of this work is sociolinguistic and linguistic analysis of the speech behavior of Bulgarian-speaking bilingual individuals in Czech linguistic environment, due to which to understand what impact a foreign language - Czech (E2) has on the mother tongue - Bulgarian (E1) in speech events in E1; which are the factors that cause it and how it is manifested in speech acts of bilingual individuals. We analyze the effect of E2 on E1 by sociolinguistic aspects, taking into account all sociolinguistic factors that affect the speech acts of individuals. After analyzing the ways of impact of E2 to E1, a linguistic analysis is made, i.e. a...
On the Principles of Speech Behaviour in the Czech and Vietnamies Languages
Nguyen Thi Minh, Trang ; Hrdlička, Milan (advisor) ; Hasil, Jiří (referee)
The Bachelor investigation discusses the principles of rhetorical behavior in Czech and Vietnamese. Moreover, it compares both languages typologically and explores linguistic situations in both countries. It is based on principles of verbal and nonverbal communication and focuses on selected issues concerning the depiction of verbal courtesy. Specifically, it highlights questions regarding you (unformal form) - you (formal form), address and greetings. The findings may eventually facilitate the mutual understanding between the two groups of speakers.

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