BibCzechLing: Potapov, Vsevolod V. - On the rhythmic organization of spoken Czech, Bulgarian and Russian

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ID	1991CZ006248
Author(s)	Potapov, Vsevolod V.
Title	On the rhythmic organization of spoken Czech, Bulgarian and Russian
Published	Arbeiten zur experimentellen und allgemeinen Phonetik, Frankfurt a. Main, Hector ; 1991, s. 125-148
Language	eng
Classification (CZ)	Kontakty češtiny s jazyky slovanskými. Příspěvky porovnávací Spisovná výslovnost. Umělecký přednes. Jazyková kultura na divadle, v rozhlase, v televizi apod. Bulharština Zvuková a grafická stránka jazyka. Hláskosloví
Classification (EN)	Contacts of Czech with Slavonic languages Literary pronunciation. Recitation. Language culture in the theatre, radio, etc. Bulgarian Acoustic and graphic aspects of language. Historical phonology
Subjects	studie porovnávací; čeština; ruština; bulharština; rytmus; organizace rytmická; vzorce rytmické; výslovnost
Subjects (DE)	Vergleichsstudie; Tschechisch; Russisch; Bulgarisch; Rhythmus; Aussprache
Note	Fonetické rysy řečového rytmu v češtině, bulharštině a ruštině
Medium	article
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Source	https://bibliografie.ujc.cas.cz/documents/6248
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