The use of Hungarian as a minority language in municipal offices in Southern Slovakia

IF 10.4 Q1 ENGINEERING, CHEMICAL

Hungarian Studies Pub Date : 2021-02-16 DOI:10.1556/044.2020.00012

Katalin Misad

引用次数: 1

Abstract

The present paper investigates the bilingualism of municipal offices of Hungarian dominant settlements in Southern Slovakia, focusing on communication in these offices in relation to the relevant legal regulations, specifically on the language of signage outside and inside the offices, the language choice of oral and written communication in administration, and the language of official means of communication. Throughout the paper, the author points out issues that make the practical application of legal regulations difficult, and comments on the basic conditions of the asserting minority language rights.

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在斯洛伐克南部的市政机关中使用匈牙利语作为少数民族语言

本文调查了斯洛伐克南部匈牙利占主导地位的定居点市政办公室的双语情况，重点是这些办公室与相关法律法规的沟通，特别是办公室内外标牌的语言、行政管理中口头和书面沟通的语言选择、，以及官方交流手段的语言。在本文中，作者指出了法律法规难以实际应用的问题，并对维护少数民族语言权利的基本条件进行了评论。

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Hungarian Studies Arts and Humanities-Arts and Humanities (all)

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10.60

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