Некоторые аспекты устной чешской речи носителей русского языка

The monograph examines selected aspects of Czech language acquisition by native speakers of Russian. The author focuses on the use of compensatory strategies in spoken language and also explores morphosyntactic phenomena that pose difficulties for speakers of this related Slavic language. She pays attention to both linguistic and extralinguistic factors and to the relationship between language proficiency, error types, and speakers’ communicative success. The publication is based on a qualitative and quantitative analysis of transcripts of authentic spoken utterances and is primarily intended for linguists and teachers involved in teaching Czech to Russian speakers.