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In Polish, the word „czy” is most frequently viewed as an interrogative particle (it has a similar function to the English word “whether” but only in indirect questions) as well as a connective (equivalent to “or” in English). I’m interested in the connective function of the word „czy”. In my article I look for an answer to the question whether the word „czy” viewed as a connective can be an equivalent to one of the functors in logic (if so, to which one?).
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The polish word „względnie” is most frequently used as an uninflected adverb (equivalent to “relatively” in English). However, there are cases where it occurs as a connective (equivalent to “or” in English). It is the connective from of “względnie” that I will deal with in my article. I look for an answer whether the connective “względnie” can be a natural language equivalent to one of the functors in logic.
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The Polish world “ewentualnie” is most frequently viewed as an adverb as well as connective (equivalent to “possibly” in English). In my article I deal with the connective form of the word “ewentualnie”. I look for an answer to the question whether the connective “ewentualnie” can be a natural language equivalent to one the functor in logic.
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