Olga Broniś

Olga Broniś serves as an Assistant Professor in the Faculty of Humanities at Cardinal Stefan Wyszyński University in Warsaw. Her academic profile centers on linguistic research with specialization in phonological systems across multiple languages.

Her primary research interests include phonology, phonetics, generative grammar, and contrastive grammar with focus on Polish-Italian, Polish-English, and English-Italian language pairs. Current research investigates phonological adaptation of loanwords borrowed into Italian. Methodologically, she combines fieldwork with experimental research approaches.

Dr. Broniś maintains multilingual proficiency in Polish, English, Italian, and German. Her scholarly work has achieved bibliometric recognition with an h-index of 2 in both Scopus and Web of Science databases, and a Total SNIP score of 7.427. Her research contributes to understanding epenthesis, homophony, loanword integration, and cross-linguistic phenomena particularly involving Polish, Italian, Czech, and Finnish languages.

With a total ministerial score of 650, her scholarly output spans eight documented publications. Her work addresses linguistic concepts such as false friends, pronunciation patterns, word knowledge acquisition, and third language processing.