Tatyana Ramza, Belarusian Spoken Language in a Slavic Context, Publishing Center of BSU, Minsk 2014, p. 255.

2015, Issue 15

Czech Academy of Sciences in Prague, Institute of Slavic Studies

University of Warsaw, Institute for Intercultural Studies of Central and Eastern Europe

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Dziedzina nauk humanistycznych

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literaturoznawstwo, językoznawstwo, historia, nauki o kulturze i religii

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Polish

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Abstract

This review discusses Tacciana Ramza’s monograph titled 'Belarusian Colloquial Language in a Slavic Context', published in 2014 in Minsk. In the book, the author analyzes the phonetic features of the colloquial speech of the Belarusian-speaking urban intelligentsia in comparison with other Slavic languages. The reviewer emphasizes the unique value of this publication, which sheds new light on the specific characteristics of the everyday pronunciation of city dwellers in the context of Belarusian-Russian bilingualism.