This master's thesis aims to show the differences between spontaneous, semi-spontaneous and non-spontaneous text through a comparative analysis of textual and syntactic characteristics of these three levels of spontaneity. In the theoretical part, it first focuses on the differences between spoken and written discourse, and the definition of texts with different degrees of spontaneity. In the analysis, it deals with the search for features of spoken text, speech signals, syntactic features, and text phonetics. For the purpose of the analysis, two spoken texts were selected. The first being the daily informative show Odmevi as a representative of a non-spontaneous and semi-spontaneous text - the presenter's news previews are non-spontaneous, and two interviews with guests are semi-spontaneous. The second, spontaneous text, is the online talk show Glave. To record the spoken texts was used an orthographic notation, giving preference to readability and understandability.
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