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Beyond Sounds: Decoding Speech Errors and Phonological Awareness in Preschoolers. [PDF]
Brosseau-Lapré F, Roepke E, Roepke E.
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Considerations about the rhotic consonants
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The distribution of rhotics in Portuguese and in other Romance languages
Mascaró, Joan
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Perceptual motivation for rhotics as a class
Finding phonetic correlates of rhotics as a natural class has been elusive, leading to the suggestion that any class-based relationship between different rhotic categories is purely phonological in nature.
Philip Monahan, Phil Howson
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Sociophonetics and rhotics [PDF]
The highly variable nature of rhotics is behind their great potential as sociolinguistic variables. The advent of detailed sociophonetic studies has further increased the interest in exploring the many dimensions of r variation. The main focus of this chapter is on three processes involving rhotic variability.
Hans van de Velde
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Rhotics in Standard Scottish English
English World-wide, 2021The present study investigates rhotics in Standard Scottish English (SSE). Drawing on an auditory analysis of formal speeches given in the Scottish parliament by 49 speakers (members of parliament and the general public), it examines whether an ...
Robert Fuchs +2 more
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Rhotics of Taos, New Mexico Spanish: Variation and Change
Although some researchers report the normative production of the rhotics in Traditional New Mexico Spanish, others have reported variability, including the presence of an English-like vocalized rhotic.
Donny A. Vigil
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Folia Linguistica, 2022
The variable use of rhotics is a salient linguistic feature in the variety of Portuguese spoken on São Tomé Island. In this study, we employ ethnographic and variationist sociolinguistic methods to report on the use of rhotics by 40 Santomeans living in ...
Marie-Eve Bouchard +1 more
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The variable use of rhotics is a salient linguistic feature in the variety of Portuguese spoken on São Tomé Island. In this study, we employ ethnographic and variationist sociolinguistic methods to report on the use of rhotics by 40 Santomeans living in ...
Marie-Eve Bouchard +1 more
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