ABSTRACT Consonant clusters occur both in Portuguese and English. However, clusters are more productive in English than in Portuguese and there are sequences which are only found in English.This study
This paper takes a new look at the traditionally established divide between sounds and prosodies, viewing it as a useful heuristics in language descriptions that focus on the segmental make- up of wor
Several decades of research, focusing on English, Dutch and German, have set up a hierarchy of acoustic properties for cueing lexical stress. It attributes the strongest cue to criterial-level f0 chan
Audio file (.wav) of headword arata ; MC: Praat text grid (.txtgrid); transcription of apicals and surrounding vowels by annotator 1, JC: Praat text grid(.txtgrid); transcription of apicals and surrou
Audio file (.wav) of headword kardiyapu ; MC: Praat text grid (.txtgrid); transcription of apicals and surrounding vowels by annotator 1, JC: Praat text grid(.txtgrid); transcription of apicals and su
