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THE FREISING MANUSCRIPTS AND THE EARLY HISTORY OF SLAVONIC LANGUAGES (Zabytki Fryzynskie i wczesne dzieje jezyków slowianskich)

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Watrobska H., Ziewiec E.
Rocznik Slawistyczny
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2008
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vol. 57
137-152
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The article presents information on the heretofore and current research on the Freising Manuscripts and suggests adopting a single Polish version of their name (the authoresses see the need to do so and propose that the phrase 'Zabytki fryzynskie' be used consequently). Moreover, the article contains the translation of the Manuscripts into the Polish language in its version prepared by the authoresses of the article, confronted with the translation by Leszek Moszynski.
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LINGUISTIC TRANSFER IN LEARNING SLOVENIAN LANGUAGE IN SLOVAKIA (Jezikovni prenos pri ucenju slovenscine na Slovaskem)

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Pivk D.
Slavica Slovaca
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2009
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vol. 44
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issue 1
69-74
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The authoress deals with linguistic transfer in learning Slovenian language in Slovakia and above all with the negative linguistic transfer from Slovak language into Slovenian language on all linguistic levels, especially when both linguistic systems are different.
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PRIMOZ TRUBAR (1508-1586) AND THE BEGINNINGS OF SLOVENIAN LITERARY LANGUAGE AND LITERARY CULTURE (DEDICATED TO THE 500TH ANNIVERSARY OF HIS BIRTH) (Primoz Trubar (1508-1586) a pociatky slovinskeho spisovneho jazyka a kniznej kultury (venovane 500. vy

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Vojtechova-Poklac S.
Slavica Slovaca
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2009
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vol. 44
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issue 2
153-159
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Primoz Trubar is perceived by Slovenian historiography, literary history and linguistics as the father of Slovenian standard language, Slovenian literary culture and literature, and indirectly also as the father of present-day Slovenian nation and its national independency. Trubar's legacy is singular not only from the linguistic point of view, but also from the perspective of the whole Slovenian culture. Trubar was a great intellectual, a universal genius of his time, typical Renaissance man who connected national and universal European values, who was in contact with the greatest intellectual and inuential authorities of his age. Special focus is on his first works Catechismus and Abecedarium, which represent the first printed books in Slovenian literary language.
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