Czech, Slovak, Polish: Who's the owner of the vehicle?

[venenum]

Ok, again a tripple translation.
The phrase: who's the owner of the vehicle?

Slovak:
Kto jest vlastník vozidla?

This time I'm clueless about Chech and Polish.

Appreciate your help.

Poison

 

[_sandra_]

Polish:
Kto jest właścicielem pojazdu?

see you soon,
sandra

 

[GoranBcn]

Ok, again a tripple translation.
The phrase: who's the owner of the vehicle?

Slovak:
Kto jest vlastník vozidla?

I think in Slovak it's: Kto je vlastník vozidla?

 

[cajzl]

Czech:

Kdo je majitelem (tohoto) vozidla? (this)
Kdo je vlastníkem (tohoto) vozidla?

(jest instead of je is also possible, but somewhat bookish)

 

[Jana337]

I think in Slovak it's: Kto je vlastník vozidla?

Better (I think ): Kto je vlastníkom tohto vozidla?

Czech: Kdo je vlastníkem tohoto vozidla?

We prefer the instrumental case unless the relationship is thought of as (philosophically) permanent (which may or may not be true):

Instrumental: XY is the world champion. = XY je mistrem světa.

Nominative: XY is always very uppity but when it comes down to real work, he is a disaster. = XY je mistr světa (i.e. he thinks of himself highly; we use "to be a world champion" as an idiom for this), ale když přijde na práci, škoda mluvit.

Jana