Internationalisms are one of the means which support foreign language learners. They are particularly important when a target language differs to a great extent from the learner’s native language – as is the case with Polish and Hungarian. This paper presents a study which aims to determine whether the international vocabulary is used by the authors of selected Polish and Hungarian as foreign language student’s books. The contrastive quantitative analysis of the books’ content allows not only to show and compare the number of the international words which can be found there but also to make a reflection on the reasons of the observed differences.
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Król, Iwona
Siwek, Krzysztof (1982– )
Jaworska, Mariola
Ossendowski, Ferdynand Antoni (1878–1945) Palola, Eino (1885–1951)
Korzeniowski, Józef (1797–1863) Volák, František Pravoslav (1829–1865) Pospišil, Jaroslav
Zíbrt, Čeněk (1864–1932) Hynek, Alois (1842–1909)