Ortoepska odstupanja sveučilišnih nastavnika kroatistike i foentike

Popić, Marija. (2017). Ortoepska odstupanja sveučilišnih nastavnika kroatistike i foentike. 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

In the most recent standard language research the most problematic norm of Croatian standard language is the orthoepic norm that refers to the correct pronouncement of voices, words, sentences and texts and the correct pronunciation of the written language. This paper explores the spoken features of Croatian standards and language teachers at the Faculty of Philosophy of the University of Zagreb with special reference to deviations from Croatian standard and linguistic orthoepic norms. The study analyzed their speeches at professional conferences, exhibitions, radio or television shows and 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 and other errors. The research shows is there a mismatch between the prescribed pronunciation and the oral realization in practice, even in the case of Croatian standard language experts, can the prozody be firmly standardized and whether standard accentuation can be taught.

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