Ortoepska odstupanja radijskih voditelja

Ilinović, Anđelka. (2015). Ortoepska odstupanja radijskih voditelja. Diploma Thesis. Filozofski fakultet u Zagrebu, Department of Phonetics
Department of Croatian Language and Literature. [mentor Vlašić Duić, Jelena and Petrović, Bernardina].

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Abstract

Standard language is a supraregional idiom the norms of which every speaker needs to consciously learn. Like any language system, standard language has multiple linguistic levels, one of which is the orthoepic. The orthoepic norm prescribes the correct pronunciation of phonemes, words, sentences and texts. In this paper special attention is given to the correct pronunciation of phonemes (word stress) and phonological words. The language used in the media, especially in news reports, plays an important role in promoting standard pronunciation. Because of that, this paper analyses the speech used in main daily news programmes of eight regional radio stations of the Croatian Radio Television (HRT) network. The aim of this study was to analyse deviations from the orthoepic norm in the speech of radio presenters and to compare the radio stations based on deviation type and regional origin of the presenters. The study included several categories of deviations from the norm: placing falling accents on non-initial syllables, (not) shifting the stress to the proclitic, shortening long accents and post-stress length, neutralizing short accents, failing to carry out phonological change and other errors.

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