ORTHOEPIC NORMS OF THE MONGOLIAN LANGUAGE

Abstract

The article discusses the orthoepic norms of the modern Mongolian language, which must be formed and adjusted when learning this language. The author analyzes the problematic issues of Mongolian orthoepy with a phonetic workshop, which includes the following: pronunciation of short, long and reduced vowels, pronunciation of dorsal consonants in different positions, combination of vowels and consonants in words, accentuation. This study provides the necessary theoretical material to fill the gap in textbooks on the Mongolian language related to the lack of sections dedicated to orthoepic rules. This disadvantage complicates the learning process, since understanding and applying orthoepic norms significantly contribute to language acquisition at all levels. For students of the Mongolian language, it is crucial to master and apply the orthoepic standards of the language, in order to develop and improve pronunciation skills to sound more natural like a native speaker.