Acceso usuarios
Laura Alberdi Zumeta
Jada ez da hitanoa lehen adina entzuten euskal herriko kaleetan eta entzuten den gehiena toka izan ohi da, eta ez noka. desoreka horretaz ohartuta eta hitanoak azken urteetan izan duen beherakadarekin kezkatuta, lan honen helburua Azpeitiko gazteek hitanoaren inguruan dituzten hizkuntza ideologietan, usteetan eta balioetan murgiltzea da. horretarako hiru eztabaida talde egin dira herriko hainbat neska-mutilekin. Bildutakoak bilduta, badirudi hitanoa ulertzeko beste era bat datorrela belaunaldi berriekin, orain arte ezarritako arau sozialak eta hitanoaren inguruko sinesmenak aldatzen ari baitira gazteen artean. horrez gain, gazteek kezka berriak dakartzate mahai gainera eta hitanoaren biziraupena kolokan ikusten dute
The use of allocutive verb forms (known as “hitano” in Basque) is not heard in the streets of the Basque Country as much as before, and most of the time, the allocutive forms that are used are masculine ones, no feminine ones. Aware of this imbalance and concerned about the decline of the use “hitano” in recent years, the aim of this work is to get to the nitty gritty of the ideologies, beliefs and values of the young people of Azpeitia regarding “hitano”. To this end, three discussion groups were formed contain several boys and girls from the town. When they all came together, there seems to be a new understanding of “hitano” among members of the younger generation, as the social norms and beliefs behind “Hitano” have changed among young people. In addition, young people bring new concerns to the table and they are not clear whether “hitano” will survive.
