Jesenská, Petra, 1975- Analysis of neological anglicisms used in Slovak from aspects of orthography and frequency in the Slovak national corpus / Petra Jesenská. -- The aim of an author is to analyse new Anglicisms used in Slovak from the perspective of adapted orthography and frequency in the Slovak National Corpus(SNC). Significant for our research is the time of the first appearance of an English item in a target language (Slovak in our case). Our hypothesis is to prove that modern neological Anglicisms are considered new in source language as well. Combination of observation, description, explication, analysis and comparison and are the main research methods which are to be applied. Two versions of the SNC are compared: an older version, prim-6.0-public-all available for Slovak users since 2013, and a recent version, prim-7.0-public-all, available for the public since 2015. The aim of both electronic databases of enormous size is to collect all expressions emerging Slovak language. The SNC also provides the date of first emergence of an item and its source, too. The work with the British National Corpus and Online Etymology Dictionary was inevitable, too. Keywords: anglicism, borrowing, frequency, neologism, source language

In European Journal of Social and Human Sciences. -- Banská Bystrica : Matej Bel University, 2016. -- ISSN 1339-6773. -- ISSN 1339-875X. -- Vol. 12, no. 4 (2016), pp. 152-159

1. lingvistika 2. anglicizmy 3. neologizmy

I. European Journal of Social and Human Sciences. -- Vol. 12, no. 4 (2016), pp. 152-159

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