The Normative Aspect of Slovene in the Third Millennium: Standard Slovene between the Reality and the Ideal
Keywords:
slovenščina, knjižni jezik, knjižna norma, govorjeni jezik, medijski jezik, fonetika, samoglasniki, 21. st., Slovene langugae, standard language norm, spoken language, media speech, phonetics, vowelsAbstract
The Slovene (standard) language is often considered by both the expert community and lay public to be a difficult code to acquire, presenting considerable difficulties for speakers of various dialects, which is also stated in Toporišič's Slovene grammar. On the other hand, it is also belived -probaly due to its presumed inconsistency and difficulty - to be losing its prestige. The analysis of its vowels, which is presented in the article, demonstrates just the opposite, i.e., the uniform standard language fulfills its function in the ideal form in practice witout regard ti the dialectal diversity of its speakers.Downloads
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2010-01-15
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Tivadar, H. (2010) “The Normative Aspect of Slovene in the Third Millennium: Standard Slovene between the Reality and the Ideal”, Slavistična revija, 58(1), pp. 105–116. Available at: https://srl.si/ojs/srl/article/view/COBISS_ID-41941090 (Accessed: 23 November 2024).
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