Sprechnorm
Sprechnorm is a constructed language designed to model standardized speech norms in a controlled setting. Initiated in the early 2000s by researchers at the Institute of Phonetics, it aims to minimize irregularities and dialectal variation to study intelligibility, pronunciation, and phonotactics. The language is used in experimental phonetics and in fiction and education projects.
Phonology and orthography: Sprechnorm has a compact inventory and a Latin-based script. Consonants include p b
Grammar is analytic and relatively regular. The basic word order is subject–verb–object. Noun phrases follow a
Usage and resources: Sprechnorm has a small but active community of learners and researchers. It is employed