Dr. Árpád Orosz
Office of Languages for Specific Purposes at FFA
College associate professor
PhD
Contacts
- Office:1149 Budapest, Buzogány utca 10-12.
- Building:Building D, Ground Floor, Room 1
- Phone:+36 1 469-6600
- Internal extension:6807
- Email:orosz.arpad@uni-bge.hu
Introduction
I have always been interested in foreign languages. Besides taking MA degrees in English and Russian from ELTE and also a degree in theoretical linguistics I have a C1 language exam in Swedish and a B2 exam in Spanish. I have also dealt with German and French and studied a bit of Slovak and Korean. I have an MBA degree taken from the Faculty of Economics Debecen University. I am a member of the Association of Russian Teachers in Hungary.
Office Hours
| Location | D01 |
|---|---|
| Hours | Hétfő/Monday 9.40-11.10 |
| Comment | e-mailben történő előzetes egyeztetés alapján / prior consultation by email is required |
Subject(s) taught
- Foreign Language for Human Resources (English)
- Foreign Language for Business and Management (English and Russian)
- Foreign Language for Informatics (English)
- Basics of Communication (Hungarian)
- Foreign Language for Business A/1 (English and Russian)
- Foreign Language for Business A/2 (English and Russian)
- Foreign Language for Business B/1 (Russian)
- Foreign Language for Business B/2 (Russian)
- Business Communication (Hungarian)
- Business Communication and Skills Development (Hungarian and English)
Research areas
- I devoted my PhD dissertation to the dynamic vs. stative interpretations of the passive voice especially in Russian, but also in English and Hungarian and to some extent in other languages. Since than I have taken an interest in areal questions of the passive voice, in particular the peculiarities of passive structures in Circum-Baltic languages, with special regard to North Russian dialects. The question as to what lexical elements can function as subjects of a sentence pertains thereto.
- My MBA dissertation is about foreseeable crisis situations and how they could be avoided.
Featured publications
- A szenvedő szerkezetek dinamkus és statikus értelmezése az orosz nyelvben: A magyar és az angol nyelv tükrében /The synamic and stative interpretations of the passive voice in the mirror of Hungarian and English. PhD dissertation/
- Невалентностный таксис в венгерском языке /Temporal order of clauses not containing verbs with complements in Hungarian/ chapter of a book.
- On the Genesis of the Statal Passive and the Difference between Perfective and Imperfective Passive Forms in Russian