Maria Onoeva

PhD student in linguistics

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Prague, Czechia

onoevam@ff.cuni.cz

Maria, Маша, Maruška, Mariia*

I’m a PhD student in General Linguistics at Charles University and a visiting researcher at Humboldt University of Berlin.

I explore semantics and pragmatics of polar questions with the main focus on Russian, Czech and other Slavic languages. My research is a part of the QueSlav project. I work with theoretical, corpus-based, and experimental methods, and have recently become increasingly interested in computational approaches to language. The person who navigates me through my studies (aka my advisor) is Radek Šimík.

From August 2024 to October 2026, I’ll be in Berlin thanks to a DAAD scholarship and the CRC 1412 Register fellowship :v:

*Mariia is an ‘official’ spelling of my name on legal documents (diplomas, passport and so on). I don’t like it whatsoever, so I use Maria in publications. More about transliteration here.

news

May 3, 2026 I’m excited to share that I will be presenting my latest research on automatic speech recognition at the SPEAKABLE Workshop, part of LREC 2026, taking place in Palma de Mallorca. The paper is available here.
May 3, 2026 I’m happy to share that I will be teaching at the OVA Summer School this year. My course is titled ‘Introduction to Polar Questions?’, see you there!
Oct 6, 2025 I will present my automatic speech recognition experiment with Russian PQs at the 2nd Digital Slavic Studies Panel, organized within 49. Österreichischen Linguistiktagung 2025, on December 5-8, 2025 at the University of Klagenfurt.