Spletna slovenščina
nona (noun)
babica (noun)
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Je treba tudi malo pameti, ne pa da te meče po progi in trese smučko non stop.
rtvslo, 2014
Jebela, eni pa res ne morete, da nebi non stop jamrali.
rtvslo, 2014
Sam kokr se men zdi, je v NBA zelo malo treninga, modeli non stop igrajo pomembne tekme.
rtvslo, 2014
To mi res ni jasno, kaj nekateri tukaj non stop gonijo.
rtvslo, 2012
Tako jo je admin izbrisal iz GFDL in pripisal non commercial.
usertalk, 2006
Meni je čisto jasno, da bo SDS deloval non stop proti Vladi, načrtno.
rtvslo, 2014
Slovenija res nima drugega dela kot da se non stop ukvarja z zapornikom iz Doba..
rtvslo, 2014
In ona je tudi tista, ki ima non stop [per] in [per] na telefonu.
rtvslo, 2014
Jaz ga že dolgo nisem bral ampak včasih je bila na sredini vedno ena zgodbica a babici in vnučki.
rtvslo, 2014
Tistim 114.000 brezposelnih v Sloveniji bi imeli vsaj za položnice plačat, zdaj jim morajo starši, babice itd ...
rtvslo, 2013
Pa "none" ni slovenska beseda, razen če misliš na babice po primorsko.
usertalk, 2011
Ves tekst sem sestavil sam, podatke in slike pa sem dobil od svojega očeta ter babice.
usertalk, 2010
Mal čekiram članke pa vidm, d maš tud ti sliko od knjige Babica pripoveduje.
usertalk, 2008
Pred kratkim mi je nekdo omenil, da je bila ena babica od [per] [per] [per].
usertalk, 2016
Nisem pa prepričan, da ne spada med babice.
pagetalk, 2007
Cenim tudi, da odlično govoriš svoj materni jezik, ki sta ti ga v zibelko položili starši in babice.
rtvslo, 2013
Usage of the words nona (noun) and babica (noun) from 2001 until 2017 compared to the whole corpus (over 100 = more typical; under 100 = less typical)
The usage of the word nona (noun) was in 2001 below-average [0], and in 2017 above-average [117.1]. The word nona was statistically most typically used in 2009 [117.5], followed by year 2017 [117.1] and year 2016 [111.1]. The usage of the word babica (noun) was in 2001 above-average [200.9], and in 2017 above-average [125.6]. The word babica was statistically most typically used in 2001 [200.9], followed by year 2017 [125.6] and year 2016 [121.5].
Usage percentages of the words nona (noun) and babica (noun) considering the attitude of the author, as found in the text
Taking into account the attitude of the text author, the words nona (noun) and babica (noun) exhibit the following usage: positive attitude (nona - 23.46%; babica - 39.56%), negative attitude (nona - 29.15%; babica - 37.04%), and neutral attitude (nona - 47.39%; babica - 23.39%).
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Usage of the words nona (noun) and babica (noun) on different platforms compared to the whole corpus (over 100 = more typical; under 100 = less typical)
Considering the corpus average, with the value of over 100 being above average, both words nona (noun) and babica (noun) exhibit above-average typical usage on all of the listed platforms. Values: Twitter (nona is 11,896,776,951.2; babica is 11,609,803,261.5), Medovernet (nona is 139,420.1; babica is 350,394), Rtvslo (nona is 107,623.9; babica is 70,509.5), Avtomobilizem (nona is 88,324.2; babica is 34,922.9), Kvarkadabra (nona is 69,307.6; babica is 22,277.5), Mladina (nona is 54,500.4; babica is 14,240.3), Publishwall (nona is 31,779.8; babica is 71,832.8), Reporter (nona is 6,713.3; babica is 13,413.6), Usertalk (nona is 2,811.1; babica is 2,153.1), and Pagetalk (nona is 1,182.2; babica is 3,307).
Usage of the words nona (noun) and babica (noun) in different text types compared to the whole corpus (over 100 = more typical; under 100 = less typical)
Considering the corpus average, with the value of over 100 being above average, the words nona (noun) and babica (noun) exhibit the following usage in different text types: Tweets (both above-average, nona is 108.5, babica is 105.9), Blog posts (nona is below-average - 93.7; babica is above-average - 104.9), and News comments (both below-average, nona is 79.3, babica is 68.6).
Usage of the words nona (noun) and babica (noun) considering different levels of linguistic standardness compared to the whole corpus (over 100 = more typical; under 100 = less typical)
Considering the corpus average, with the value of over 100 being above average, the words nona (noun) and babica (noun) exhibit the following usage in different degrees of language standardness: Very informal language (nona is above-average with 184.6; babica is below-average with 50.3), Somewhat informal language (nona is above-average with 113; babica is below-average with 89.2), and Standard language (nona is below-average with 71.6; babica is above-average with 119.3).
Usage percentages of the words nona (noun) and babica (noun) by gender of the author of the text
Taking into account the author's gender, the words nona (noun) and babica (noun) exhibit the following usage: male gender (nona - 57%; babica - 40%), female gender (nona - 35%; babica - 46%), and without the information on gender (nona - 8%; babica - 14%).
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Usage of the words nona (noun) and babica (noun) in different account types compared to the whole corpus (over 100 = more typical; under 100 = less typical)
Considering the corpus average, with the value of over 100 being above average, the words nona (noun) and babica (noun) exhibit the following usage in different account types: private user accounts (both above-average, nona is 108.7, babica is 101.4) and corporate user accounts (both below-average, nona is 42.2, babica is 90.9).