Polish and slovene phraseological units which include the names of selected livestock (bull, ox, cow, and calf) – a comparison
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https://doi.org/10.18778/0860-6587.21.37Keywords:
comparative phraseology, teaching Polish as a foreign language, Polish as a foreign language, Slovenian languageAbstract
The article is devoted to comparative phraseology. The author compares Polish and Slovene phraseological units which include the words byk – bik, wół – vol, krowa – krava, cielę – tele. She analyses their usage and metaphorical meaning in both languages. The result of the analysisis a list of characteristics humans attribute to livestock.
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