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Full Description
This volume comprehends articles focussing on phonetic aspects of languages and language varieties spoken in present-day Europe. The standard languages of the largest language families, Germanic, Slavic and Romance, are represented as well as minority languages such as Frisian and Finno-Ugric languages, dialects and regiolects. The methods employed are diverse and often innovative, shedding new lights on phonetics in Europe, both from a perception and production point of view.
Contents
Contents: Charlotte Gooskens/Renée van Bezooijen: About the similarity between the oystercatcher and Vincent van Heuven - Dicky Gilbers/Roel Jonkers/ Fennetta van der Scheer/Judith Feiken: On the force of articulation in foreign accent syndrome - Jelena Golubović/Nikolina Sokolić: «Their language sounds aggressive»: a matched guise study with Serbian and Croatian - Charlotte Gooskens/Renée van Bezooijen: Explaining Danish-Swedish asymmetric word intelligibility - An error analysis - Tjeerd de Graaf: The use of sound archives for the investigation, teaching and safeguarding of some endangered Uralic languages - Wilbert Heeringa/Jelena Golubovic/Charlotte Gooskens/Anja Schüppert/Femke Swarte/Stefanie Voigt: Lexical and orthographic distances between Germanic, Romance and Slavic languages and their relationship to geographic distance - Nanna Haug Hilton/Charlotte Gooskens: Language policies and attitudes towards Frisian in the Netherlands - Sebastian Kürschner: Strategies in the recognition of Dutch words by Germans - Therese Leinonen: Phonetic quantity as a social marker in urban Finland Swedish - John Nerbonne/Sandrien van Ommen/Charlotte Gooskens/Leen Impe/Sebastian Kürschner: A corpus of regional Dutch speech - Anja Schüppert/Nanna Haug Hilton: Do Danes speak more quickly than Swedes? - Marjoleine Sloos: Recency, frequency, and phonotactics: Pretonic schwa reduction in Dutch - Nikolina Sokolić: Do they speak Warsaw in Kracow: Realization of the phoneme /n/ before /k/ - Femke Swarte/Nanna Haug Hilton: Mutual intelligibility between speakers of North and West Frisian - Bea Valkenier/Dicky Gilbers: The effect of formant manipulation on the perception of Dutch front vowels - Stefanie Voigt/Anja Schüppert: Articulation rate and syllable reduction in Spanish and Portuguese.
