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Acoustic Characteristics of the Latvian Diphthongs Pronounced in Zero Context
, 2014 Lai novērotu divskaņu trajektoriju un dinamiku, kā arī salīdzinātu divskaņu sākuma un beigu komponentu akustisko kvalitāti ar atbilstošo patskaņu akustisko kvalitāti un iepriekš pētītajām teikumos izrunātu divskaņu akustiskajām īpašībām, darbā tika ...
Sproģe, Dace
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“Say Again?” An In-house, Online, Self-access Pronunciation Project for ESOL Students
Studies in Self-Access Learning Journal, 2014 This collaborative project comprises the creation of free online pronunciation activities which are geared specifically for independent learning, although classroom use is also valuable.
Menaka Ediriweera +2 more
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AN ACOUSTIC PHONETICS ANALYSIS OF ACEHNESE DIPHTHONGS [PDF]
This acoustic study aims to describe how the Acehnese oral diphthongs are produced by five males and five females Acehnese speakers from Sigli with Pidie dialect. They are new coming students at the universities in Banda Aceh.
Wijana, I Dewa Putu, Fitrian, Fajar
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Vowels and diphthongs in sperm whales
Data and code for the Vowels and Diphthongs in Sperm Whales ...
Gasper Begus, Ronald Sprouse
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Some Acoustic and Physiological Observations on Diphthongs
, 1982 This paper presents an analysis of some articulatory properties of (Dutch) diphthongs, attempting to correlate articulatory inferences based on perceptual and acoustic data with more direct physiological measurements (recordings of EMG activity ...
Lawrence J. Raphael +2 more
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Variation in the formant dynamics of southeastern Nigerian English diphthongs
Humanities & Social Sciences CommunicationsThis study investigates the phonetic realization of diphthongs in southeastern Nigerian English (sNigE) to focus on the influence of gender and regional variation and the role of formant trajectories in vowel identity. Building on prior claims that sNigE
Oluwasegun Amoniyan, Moses Melefa
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The production of four diphthongs in RP and Australian English: A comparative study
, 2022 The pronunciation of English diphthongs varies across dialects. In Received Pronunciation, closing diphthongs are /eɪ/, /aɪ/, /əʊ/ and /aʊ/ whereas in Australian English rising diphthongs include /æɪ/, /ɑe/, /əʉ/ and /æɔ/, which are similar to Cockney ...
Brachs Ribé, Marc
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An Acoustic, Historical, And Developmental Analysis Of Sarikol Tajik Diphthongs
, 2006 Sarikol Tajik has been reported to be an unusual language, containing up to twelve diphthongs and being the only language in the Gorno-Badakhshan family to not contain a short and long vowel distinction among monophthongs.
Arlund, Pamela S
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Optimal Diphthongs: An OT Analysis of the Acquisition of Spanish Diphthongs
, 2013 This dissertation investigates the acquisition of Spanish diphthongs by adult native speakers of English. The following research questions will be addressed: 1) How do adult native speakers of English pronounce sequences of two vowels in their L2 Spanish
Krause, Alice
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The acoustic characteristics of diphthongs in Indian English
, 2010 This paper presents the results of an acoustic analysis of English diphthongs produced by three L1 speakers of Hindi and four L1 speakers of Punjabi. Formant trajectories of rising and falling diphthongs (i.e., vowels where there is a clear rising or ...
Maxwell, O, Fletcher, J
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