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This paper deals with the position of three Czech subordinating conjunctions  že ’that’ ,  když ‘when’ , and  až ‘when’  within the prosodic word, using the phonetic annotation in the ORTOFON corpus. The position of subordinating conjunctions is traditionally described as initial within the subordinate clause, but the situation in spontaneous speech is not so clear. This paper shows the functional differences between the various positions within the prosodic word and presents the words which are most frequently combined with the selected conjunctions.

In which Clause do Subordinate Conjunctions Prosodically Belong?