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Poradnik Jezykowy (The Linguistic Guide)

Identifiers

ISSN 0551-5343

Publisher

Warsaw University Press
Wydawnictwa Uniwersytetu Warszawskiego

Editorial office

Wydawnictwo Uniwersytetu Warszawskiego, ul. Nowy Swiat 4, 00-497 Warszawa, Poland

Additional information

Data set: CEJSH

Articles

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POLAND AND MOSCOW IN THE 17TH CENTURY IN THE LIGHT OF GEOGRAPHIC NAMES (BASED ON DIARIES) (Polska a Moskwa w XVII wieku w swietle nazw geograficznych (na podstawie pamietników))

Wanda Decyk-Zieba

Poradnik Jezykowy (The Linguistic Guide) > 2008 > 7(656) > 93-106

Many diaries appeared in the 17th century, written by Polish ambassadors, political mediators, soldiers or prisoners staying on the area of the State of Moscow. The excerpted materials for the study were: 1) diaries from the Dmitri period I and II, written by: Stanislawa Borsza, Jozef Budzilo, Abraham Rozniatowski, Mikolaj Scibor z Marchocic Marchocki, Samuel Maskiewicz, Jan Piotr Sapieha, Stanislaw...
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HOW THE YOUNGEST POLES DEAL WITH PLURAL GENITIVE, OR NEED TO UPDATE THE DICTIONARY OF CORRECT POLISH (Jak najmlodsi Polacy radza sobie z dopelniaczem liczby mnogiej rzeczownikow, czyli o potrzebie aktualizacji slownika poprawnej polszczyzny)

Maria Przybysz-Piwko

Poradnik Jezykowy (The Linguistic Guide) > 2008 > 7(656) > 66-80

The article presents results of a research experiment in which kindergarten children (24 people), primary schoolchildren (110 people), younger primary schoolchildren (I-III class) with retarded and underdeveloped speech abilities, especially articulation (30 people) and adult Polish language users as a control group (10 people) were included. The aim of the research was to answer the question, how...
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CAPITAL LETTER FUNCTIONS IN THE TEXT OF THE ECUMENICAL TRANSLATION OF THE NEW TESTAMENT (Funkcje wielkiej litery w tekscie ekumenicznego przekladu Nowego Testamentu)

Krystyna Dlugosz-Kurczabowa

Poradnik Jezykowy (The Linguistic Guide) > 2008 > 7(656) > 49-65

The aim of the article is to review capital letter functions in the written version of selected names from the text of the ecumenical translation of the New Testament. The analysis focused on semantic and emotional-honorific functions of capital letters, missing out their syntactic and graphic functions, as being the same as in non-biblical texts. Capital letter is a graphic representation of proprietary...
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