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Relative cue weighting in perception and production of a sound change in progress Jianjing Kuang and Aletheia Cui University of Pennsylvania Multiple co-varying cues for a phonological contrast are o

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Are acoustic cues sufficient for the identification and discrimination of Spanish approximants? Evidence from a production study. Mauricio Figueroa () | Bronwen G. Evans () S

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A dynamic perspective on sociophonetic variability in the realisation of vowels in Australian English Gerry Docherty, Simon Gonzalez, Nathaniel Mitchell & *Paul Foulkes Griffith University, Australia. *University of York

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Speech Prediction from Subphonemic Production Donald Derrick (a), Daniel Bürkle (b) (a) University of Canterbury: New Zealand Institute of Language, Brain & Behaviour (b) University of Central Lancashire: School of Jour

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Name _________________ Chapter 1 Exercise H H Recall the pitch of the first formant (heard best in creaky voice) and the second formant (heard best when whispering) in the vowels in the words heed, hid, head, had, hod, h

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LESON TOO: Short Vowel a Wee R vowel twins ae & a: Long ae and short a R printed eksaktlee aliek (exactly alike). Hou kan yoo noe which is long ae?

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