Miejsce standardu burgenlandzkochorwackiego wśród języków indoeuropejskich

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2009-02-01Author
Ślęzak, Artur
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The language of Burgenland Croats was based on Croatian dialects
from the 15 to 17th centuries. Native speakers of the standard use three
dialects of the Croatian language, mainly Shtokavian and Chakavian,
and Kajkavian, in which there are preserved many archaisms and
neologisms. The standard of Burgenland Croats was included in the
grammar published in Eisenstadt (Gradišćanskohrvatska gramatika,
2003). Jezik gradiščanskih Hrvatov se je razvil iz severozahodnih hrvaških
dialektov med 15. in 17. stol., zato gradiščanski Hrvati ob čakavskem
in štokavskem narečju govorijo tudi kajkavsko narečje (zahodna
Madžarska). Za ta narečja so značilni številni arhaizmi, obogatena
pa so tudi z mnogimi neologizmi. Jezik gradiščanskih Hrvatov je
standardiziran v obsežni slovnici Gradišćanskohrvatska gramatika
(Željezno 2003).
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Ślęzak, Artur. "Miejsce standardu burgenlandzkochorwackiego wśród języków indoeuropejskich." Slavia Centralis. 2. (2009): 100-106. http://dx.doi.org/10.17161/SCN.1808.7307
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