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Zapis sodobne prekmurščine v digitalnem okolju na primeru zasebne komunikacije preko platforme Messenger : diplomsko delo
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Abstract
V diplomskem delu je predstavljena glasoslovna analiza avtentičnega zasebnega pogovora v prekmurščini na digitalni platformi Facebook Messenger iz leta 2016. V pogovoru so sodelovale štiri informatorke, stare med 14 in 15 let, z različnimi jezikovnimi ozadji in izkušnjami z zapisovanjem prekmurščine. Pri zapisovanju dvoglasnikov so upoštevale predvsem eː, iː in oː (rejsan, prijden, mouti), dvoglasnika uː in üː pa sta zapisana z u (zgucate, druge). Končni -i/- je zapisan z grafemoma i (na postaji, viditi) in e (pri babice, ite). Zapis preglasa pri ü in ö ni upoštevan (vutro, vra), prav tako pri zapisu ni razlikovanja med glasovi a/á in e/é (pa, te). Neobstoj preglasa o > e v prekmurščini je v glavnem upoštevan (preprostoga), končni -l pa kot u zapisujeta samo dve informatorki (žau, biu). Končni -m je zapisan kot -n (prijden, tan), končni -v pa kot -v (keksov) ali -f (naslof). Grafem h je zapisan redko, v glavnem pri besedah, prevzetih iz knjižne slovenščine (hecan se), sicer pa se tudi pri zapisu uporabljata j (smej) in š (nišče) (na koncu ali sredini besede), na začetku besede pa glas onemi in tudi pri zapisu ni nobenega grafema (lače). V pred nezvenečimi nezvočniki je zapisan kot v (vsak) ali kot f (fse), med samoglasniškimi sklopi se najpogosteje pojavlja dn > gn (gnjes), kt > št (šteri) pa je redek. D onemi pri besedah zdaj (zaj) in tudi (tüj). Nosna ĺ in ń pri določenih besedah otrdita (vola, kniznica).

Language:Slovenian
Keywords:slovenščina, sodobna prekmurščina, zapisovanje pogovorov, zapis prekmurščine, digitalna komunikacija, Facebook Messenger
Work type:Bachelor thesis/paper
Typology:2.11 - Undergraduate Thesis
Organization:FF - Faculty of Arts
Place of publishing:Ljubljana
Publisher:[T. Raj]
Year:2024
Number of pages:41 str.
PID:20.500.12556/RUL-162212 This link opens in a new window
Publication date in RUL:20.09.2024
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Language:English
Title:A record of modern Prekmurje dialect in the digital environment on the example of private communication via the Messenger platform
Abstract:
The thesis presents a phonetic analysis of authentic private conversation in Prekmurje dialect on the digital platform Facebook Messenger from 2016. In converstion participated four female informants, aged between 14 and 15, with different linguistic backgrounds and experiences of writing in Prekmurje dialect. They mainly wrote diphthongs ej, ij and ou (rejsan, prijden, mouti), but üu and uu are written with the letter u (zgucate, druge). The final -i/- is written with graphemes i (na postaji, viditi) and e (pri babice, ite). On the other hand ü and ö are not written (vutro, vra), nor is there any distinction between the voices a/á and e/é (pa, te). The overtone o > e is generally written (preprostoga). The final -l is written as u by only two informants (žau, biu). The final -m is written as -n (prijden, tan) and the final v as -v (keksov) or -f (naslof). The grapheme h is rarely written, mainly in words taken from literary Slovene (hecan se), but otherwise j (smej) and š (nišče) are also used (at the end or in the middle of a sentence), or at the beginning of a word the sound is eliminated, and there is no grapheme (lače). The v before unvoiced voiceless vowels is written as a v (vsak) or as an f (fse), between vowel dn > gn occurs most frequently (gnjes), kt > št is rare (šteri). D is eliminated in the words zdaj (zaj) and tudi (tüj). The nasal ĺ and ń are stiffened in certain words (vola, knižnica).

Keywords:Slovene launguage, modern Prekmurje dialect, recording conversations, Prekmurje transcription, digital communication, Facebook Messenger

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