(nářečí)
dialekt
the spoken form of a language specific to a certain region or people which is slightly different from the standard form in words and grammar
A dialect is a particular form of a language that is specific to a certain region or group of people, distinguished by unique vocabulary, grammar, and pronunciation. Dialects can vary widely even within the same language, reflecting cultural and social differences. For instance, American English and British English are dialects of the English language, each with distinct words and phrases, such as "truck" in American English and "lorry" in British English. Understanding dialects is important for grasping the richness and diversity of language as it is used in different communities.
(úřední)
oficiální
approved, authorized, or carried out by a recognized authority
(cizí)
zahraniční
related or belonging to a country or region other than your own
(snadný)
plynulý
capable of using a language easily and properly
(původní)
rodný
related to one's place of birth
(tlumočení)
překlad
the process of changing written or spoken words from one language to another while maintaining the same meaning
Translation is the process of converting written text from one language into another while preserving its meaning and context. It involves understanding the source language, which is the original language of the text, and accurately conveying its message in the target language, which is the language into which the text is being translated. Good translation requires not only language skills but also cultural knowledge to ensure that idioms, expressions, and nuances are appropriately adapted. Translation is essential in various fields, including literature, business, law, and diplomacy, as it facilitates communication between people who speak different languages.
(akcent)
přízvuk
a manner of speaking that indicates social class, nationality, or locality of the speaker
An accent refers to the way in which words are pronounced, often influenced by a person's geographical origin, social background, or cultural identity. Accents can affect vowel and consonant sounds, rhythm, and intonation patterns. For example, a person from the southern United States may have a different accent compared to someone from New York City, resulting in distinct pronunciations of the same words. Accents can also reveal information about a person's identity and can vary widely even within the same language, adding richness and diversity to spoken communication.
(žargon)
slang
words or expressions that are very informal and more common in spoken form, used especially by a particular group of people, such as criminals, children, etc.
Slang is a type of informal language that consists of words, phrases, or expressions that are often specific to a particular group, subculture, or community. Slang terms can change quickly and may not be understood by people outside of the group. It is commonly used in casual conversation and can convey a sense of identity, belonging, or cultural connection among speakers. Slang often reflects current trends, attitudes, and social issues, making it dynamic and adaptable. While it can add flavor and personality to language, slang is typically not used in formal writing or speech.
Gratulujeme! !
Naučili jste se 8 slov ze Insight Pre-Intermediate - Unit 7 - 7D. Pro zlepšení učení a opakování slovní zásoby začněte cvičit!
Revize
Kartičky
Pravopis
Kvíz
