Comparative analysis of the slovene radio personalities

Namen diplomske naloge je ugotoviti, do katere mere je nedosledna raba slovenskega knjižnega jezika radijskih osebnosti za uporabnika kot prejemnika informacij še dopustna, da ne zmoti njegove pozornosti. Da bi to dosegli, si bomo pomagali z analizo, ki jo je leta 2010 postavila Lengar Verhovnikova. Ker nas zanima, kakšen vpliv ima raba slovenskega knjižnega jezika na poslušalca, bomo analizirali šest govorov iz različnih časovnih obdobij. Analizirali bomo različne naglase, poudarke, hitrost govora in premore. Predvidevamo, da radijski govorniki na lokalnih radijskih postajah ne uporabljajo popolnoma pravilnega knjižnega jezika, zato smo z anketo prišli do ugotovitev, da manjše napake pri govoru za poslušalce niso moteče in ne vplivajo na poslušalčevo zbranost in razumevanje. Predvidevamo, da je na komercialnih radijskih postajah (npr. Radio Center, Radio 1) uporaba neknjižnega jezika bolj sprejemljiva kot na javnih radijskih postajah (npr. radiotelevizija Slovenija).The purpose of the thesis is to determine to what extend the improper use of the Slovene language of radio personalities for a recipient of information is still permissible so as not to disturb his attention. In order to achieve this, we will help with the analysis made by Lengar Verhovnik in 2010. Since we are interested in the extent to which radio speakers use correctly literary Slovene, we will analyze six speeches from different time periods. This will analyze different accents, emphases, speed of speech and pauses. We assume that radio speakers on local radio stations do not use a completely correct language, but we want to prove that minor errors in speech for listeners are not disturbing. We want to prove that minor grammatical errors do not affect the listener concentration and understanding, but we also determine to what extend the use of non-language language is still acceptable and for the receiver is inconvenient. We also want to show that the use of a non-literally language at local radio stations (eg. Radio Center, Radio 1) is more acceptable than at national radio stations (eg. radio television Slovenia)