While commenting twice, he didn’t tip the swimmers, he bruised his native language and ridiculed the Czech Television’s broadcasts from the Olympics…! »Corporal« Michal Dusík (53) complains about the miller Máchal alias Ondřej Zamazal (43), just like in the fairy-tale classic S cherty nejlo zherty.
The dispute over the non-inflection of foreign women’s surnames flared up in the Olympic pool for the second time. Zamazal first “rebelled” at the beginning of the Games, but it only lasted one day. He tried again (supposedly without consulting the management) at the weekend during the butterfly 100 semi-final, in which the Czech representative Barbora Seemanová also participated – and a superior called.
“This is a topic for linguists and the Czech Language Institute, we will just follow the recommendations. They are still leaning,” stated Dusík, editor-in-chief of the Sports editorial office of ČT.
At the same time, according to the reactions, the audience liked Zamazal’s attempt. “It is important to have a discussion without stupid expressions. Unfortunately, argumentation in style prevails: The more I offend the other, the more right I am.” Dusík added.