Luka Horjak

Luka Horjak
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  • Master of Arts
  • Teaching Assistant at University of Ljubljana

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Introduction
Luka Horjak is Teach. Assist. for Slovenian language at the Department for Slovenian Studies at Faculty of Arts, University of Ljubljana. Since 2018 he has been teaching several B.A. and M.A. tutorials (Phonetics and Phonology of Modern Slovene Language, Speech Technique, Morphology of Modern Slovene Language etc) and is working on doctoral thesis in phonetics and phonology of standard Slovenian. His fields of interest are phonetics, phonology, orthoepy, Slovenian and German history of language.
Current institution
University of Ljubljana
Current position
  • Teaching Assistant
Additional affiliations
November 2018 - present
University of Ljubljana
Position
  • Teaching assistant (Slovene language)
Education
October 2016 - June 2018
University of Ljubljana
Field of study
  • Slovene and German studies
October 2013 - September 2016
University of Ljubljana
Field of study
  • Slovene and German studies

Publications

Publications (21)
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Sodobni nemški standardni jezik obstaja, drugače kot slovenščina, v več standardnih različicah, ki izhajajo iz desetih nacionalnih in regionalnih središč nemškega jezika. Prispevek predstavlja koncept večsrediščnosti nemškega standarda, ki se je uveljavil tako s slovarjem nemških standardnih varietet kot tudi preko Sveta za nemški pravopis. Prispev...
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After the Protestant era, discrepancies arose between the written and spoken form of the Slovenian language. The most significant discrepancy concerned the pronunciation of the letter , because the phoneme /ł/ became bilabial [u̯]. Every grammarian has pointed out the discrepancies between the written and spoken form in their own way with lists of...
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The paper begins with an introduction to the development of articulatory phonetics and its me­thods. It covers ultrasound research conducted for the Slovenian language or by Slovenian researchers. Following this is a presentation of the ultrasound method for studying articulation, with an emphasis on its advantages and disadvantages. The core of th...
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Im Laufe der Bildung steht jeder Mensch früher oder später vor einer ziemlich wichtigen Entscheidung, welche Sprache(n) zu lernen bzw. zu studieren. Möchte man aus Wirtschaftsgründen lieber das hart klingende Deutsch erlernen oder überwiegen die Melodien der romanischen Sprachen? François Conrad, wissenschaftlicher Mitarbeiter am Lehrstuhl für Germ...
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V prispevku je predstavljena kvalitativna analiza odzivov na socialnem omrežju Twitter glede jezikovne podoben nanizanke Primeri inšpektorja Vrenka (po literarni predlogi Avgusta Demšarja), ki je bila predvajana na TV Slovenija 1 v letih 2021 in 2023. Večina odzivov se nanaša na neuporabo lokalnega geolekta, kar ekranizaciji odvzema pristnost. The...
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The university textbook Fonetika 1 (Phonetics 1) is a much-needed elementary guide for students of Slovenian who are encountering (Slovenian) phonetics for the first time. The 68-page textbook includes a theoretical and a practical part with a Slovenian-English glossary, an extensive bibliography, accompanied by a CD-ROM with recordings of the text...
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The Slovar slovenskega knjižnega jezika (Dictionary of the Slovenian standard language, SSKJ) is a fundamental dictionary of the Slovenian language which also contains information on pronunciation. Stanislav Škrabec influenced the notation of pronunciation in the SSKJ through Maks Pleteršnik’s Slovene-German dictionary. This paper presents the trea...
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The current description of standard Slovenian consonants grounds on the early articulatory study of Slovenian from 1939 (Bezlaj). Existing acoustics studies never examined the properties of Slovenian consonants except for the VOT and duration. The main purpose of this study is to determine which acoustics parameters are significant for Slovenian fr...
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V prispevku je kronološko predstavljena obravnava večnaglasnic v slovenščini od 19. stoletja do danes. Največ pozornosti je namenjene povezavi med večnaglasnostjo in besedotvorjem, saj jezikoslovci število naglasov povezujejo z zgradbo tvorjenke oz. besedotvorno vrsto. Poleg prevladujočega besedotvornega vidika so predstavljena tudi do­gnanja metri...
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The article broadens the concept of phonaesthetics by incorporating an acoustic-phonetic approach. Using three works from the poetry collection Okus po grenkem (A Bitter Taste) by Mila Kačič as examples, selected aspects of the acoustic-phonetic analysis of the poet’s own speech interpretation are presented. The speech and articulation rate, bas...
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V prispevku so predstavljeni problemi trenutnega stanja kodifikacije pravorečja, to so heterogenost pravorečnih podatkov v normativnih priročnikih, zastarelost fonološke teorije, ki ne sledi novejšim raziskavam, ter odsotnost fonetičnih raziskav. Kot smiselna pot posodo-bitve kodifikacije pravorečja je predlagana utemeljitev norme na enotnem uravno...
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The Pronunciation of the Letter as a Linguistic Question until the End of the Nineteenth Century After the Protestant era, discrepancies arose between the written and spoken form of the Slovenian language. The most significant discrepancy concerned the pronunciation of the letter , because the phoneme /ł/ became bilabial [u̯]. Every grammarian ha...
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Vor uns liegt das langlebige Referenzwerk der deutschen historischen Grammatik, das bereits seine 16. Auflage erlebte. Die Althochdeutsche Grammatik: I. Laut- und Formlehre umfasst Phonologie und Morphologie der germanischen Dialekte zwischen dem 7. Jh. und der 2. Hälfte des 11. Jahrhunderts im hochdeutschen Sprachraum. Die hohe Anzahl der Auflagen...
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Unsolved questions of codification and reasonable teaching of Slovene spoken language at university level The authors introduce several unsolved questions of Slovene orthoepy and its codification based on teaching orthoepy at the Department of Slovenian studies at the Faculty of Arts, University of Ljubljana. The unsolved questions are the followi...
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The paper introduces the analysis of both quality and quantity of Slovene schwa in spoken standard language based on data obtained from four radio announcers. The results are compared with other current research and with Bezlaj’s Oris slovenskega knjižnega izgovora (1939). Investigation shows that the formants of schwa vary with regard to word posi...
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In den zwei aktuellsten deutschen Aussprachewörterbüchern Deutsches Aussprachewörterbuch (DAWB) und Duden Das Aussprachewörterbuch (DUDEN 15) ist 101 Eigenname mit dem Qualifikator slowenisch bezeichnet. Darunter findet man Familiennamen, Personennamen und Toponyme. DAWB berücksichtigt bei der Transkription der slowenischen Eigennamen die Regeln der...
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Schwa in Slovene: A Diachronic and Synchronic Comparison This Master thesis discusses the Slovene schwa throughout the history of the Slovene literary language. The evolution of the Slovene schwa from the two Proto-Slavic semivowels and the further evolution of the Slovene schwa in Slovene dialects is briefly discussed. In the centre of the theor...
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Old High German as a Syllable Language on the Example of Otfrid of Weissenburg’s Evangelienbuch This Master thesis presents the typological language analysis of an excerpt from Evangelienbuch of Otfrid of Weissenburg. The theoretical part introduces the cultural and historical context of the Old High German period. The emphasis lies on the phonolo...

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