Orthoepy

The orthoepy [ ɔʁtoʔepi ː ] is the analog to the orthography of the applicable regulation as standard pronunciation.

German language

For the orthoepy the German language since the late 19th century was the textbook stage pronunciation " German pronunciation" of the North German Theodor screen as authoritative. This wrote a " High German sound booth with mainly Low German According Values". However, had " the screen " never a comparably large influence in the orthoepy as " the dictionary " in the field of German orthography.

Today's orthoepy the Germans targeted not at the stage debate, but mainly due to the pronunciation of newscasters, and there are in Germany ( Teutonism ), Austria ( Austriazismus ) and the German-speaking Switzerland ( Helvetismus ) regional peculiarities.