The stress-conditioned split of ŪNU, ŪNA as seen from the Croissant
Minority speech varieties often retain insightful archaisms and innovations which are absent from the diachronic descriptive grammars of major national languages. One such innovation is the splitting of the Proto-Romance numeral adjectives ūnu ‘one.masc’
Fabian Zuk
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The Menn Phonetic Mini-Corpus: Articulatory Gestures as Precursors to the Emergence of Segments. [PDF]
Menn L, Peters AM, Rose Y.
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Emphasis spread in Arabic: evidence from Urban Jordanian Arabic
This study examines emphasis spread (ES) in Urban Jordanian Arabic (UJA), focusing on the phonological and phonetic mechanisms that govern its direction and domain. Emphasis, realized through tongue root retraction, affects both consonants and vowels and
Muath Algazo +4 more
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Community interactions and phonemic inventories in emerging sign languages. [PDF]
Brentari D +5 more
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The Temporal Alignment of Speech-Accompanying Eyebrow Movement and Voice Pitch: A Study Based on Late Night Show Interviews. [PDF]
Gast V.
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Semantic focus mediates pitch auditory feedback control in phrasal prosody. [PDF]
Hilger AI, Cole J, Larson C.
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How experience with tone in the native language affects the L2 acquisition of pitch accents. [PDF]
Zahner-Ritter K +3 more
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This paper applies the Autosegmental Metrical (AM) model of intonation phonology and the Spanish Tones and Break Indices (Sp_ToBI) annotation conventions to compare the intonational contours of declarative sentences in two varieties of Puerto Rican ...
Piero Visconte +2 more
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How Tone, Intonation and Emotion Shape the Development of Infants' Fundamental Frequency Perception. [PDF]
Liu L, Götz A, Lorette P, Tyler MD.
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The process of vowel harmony in Kurdish language in the framework of Autosegmental phonology
This study discusses the vowels harmony in Kurdish language. Vowel harmony like assimilation process is a very common process in most languages of the world. This process is studied by most phonological theories, such as generative phonology, autosegmental phonology as well as optimality theory.
Raz Aziz Ahmed, Sherwan Hussein Hamad
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