Czech grammar

Author: Zhu Weihua
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Publish Date: 2000-09-01
Features: "Czech Grammar" is a textbook organized and written by the Czech Language Teaching and Research Section of the East European Language Department at Beijing Foreign Studies University, intended for second and third-year Czech language majors. It can also be used as a reference for self-learners. "Czech Grammar" is a descriptive grammar of modern Czech, with the main task being to introduce the basic knowledge and theories of Czech phonetics, orthography, morphology, and syntax, tailored to the learning characteristics of Chinese learners of Czech. During the writing process, reference was made to the current higher education textbooks of the Czech Republic, such as "Czech Grammar," "Standard Czech Syntax," "Czech as a Foreign Language," and "Concise Czech Grammar." This book uses some commonly used original grammatical terms, the Chinese translations of which can be found in the appendix "Czech-Chinese Grammar Terminology Comparison Table."

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