A problemática da seleção de variantes dialectais nas emissões da rádio moçambique: o caso do xirhonga

Abstract

Mozambican radio has always directed its work, since its creation in 1975, from the perspective of the vast auditorium that, for the most part, communicates in Bantu languages. Once the conditions have been created for the continuous expansion of both the effective technical coverage areas and the spectrum of Bantu languages ​​and their respective transmission periods, the transition to the approach of selecting dialectal variants of these languages ​​as the deepening of the content of these broadcasts becomes a unavoidable process. Indeed, these broadcasts will only fulfill, adequately and fully, their social function, promoting dialogue and integrated development, respecting the linguistic rights of their native speakers, if they take into account the phenomenon of dialectal variation. This thesis is our contribution to the debate that we feel is necessary, focusing on the case of xirhonga, at eimg. It is divided into five chapters, the first two of which deal with the introduction and linguistic situation of Mozambique and the use of local languages ​​in broadcasting. In the third, a bibliographic review is carried out, and in the fourth, the analysis and discussion of the data is carried out, ending in the fifth with the conclusions and recommendations (TRADUÇÃO NOSSA )