Chapter The style of contemporary sports journalism — between standard and colloquial Polish. Overview

The article analyzes the statements of sports journalists in various media (especially television and the Internet). Its purpose was to answer the question of what language they use. It was assumed that this is mainly colloquial Polish, which was proved during the analysis of the material. This conc...

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