2012
DOI: 10.1075/silv.11.12cic
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Chapter 9. An overview of the phonetics and phonology of Acadian French spoken in northeastern New Brunswick (Canada)

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“…Acadian French phonology bears many similarities to that of Laurentian French but is nevertheless distinct: see Cichocki (2012Cichocki ( , 2018, Falkert (2010Falkert ( , 2014, Flikeid (1985), King and Ryan (1989), Lucci (1972), andRyan (2007). Acadian French has conserved the oppositions that characterize Laurentian French, with the exception of the nasal vowels: many regions show a merger between the two back vowels ([ɑ] and [ɔ]), particularly in open stressed syllables, as well as between the two front vowels ([ɛ] and [oe]); see Lucci (1972, pp.…”
Section: Acadian Frenchmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Acadian French phonology bears many similarities to that of Laurentian French but is nevertheless distinct: see Cichocki (2012Cichocki ( , 2018, Falkert (2010Falkert ( , 2014, Flikeid (1985), King and Ryan (1989), Lucci (1972), andRyan (2007). Acadian French has conserved the oppositions that characterize Laurentian French, with the exception of the nasal vowels: many regions show a merger between the two back vowels ([ɑ] and [ɔ]), particularly in open stressed syllables, as well as between the two front vowels ([ɛ] and [oe]); see Lucci (1972, pp.…”
Section: Acadian Frenchmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Le domaine canadien correspond essentiellement ici au français laurentien, dont les usages de la liaison sont assez bien décrits (van Ameringen, 1977 ; van Ameringen et Cedergren, 1981 ; Côté, 2012a, b). Les remarques de Cichocki (2012) indiquent cependant les mêmes tendances en français acadien, l'autre variété historique parlée au Canada.…”
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“…La nature catégorique de ces contextes soulève deux types d'exceptions, l'absence de liaison étant soit systématique, soit sporadique. Comme exemple du premier type, ils ne déclenche normalement pas la liaison dans les variétés canadiennes (van Ameringen, 1977 ; De Jong, 1993 ; Cichocki, 2012 ; Côté, 2012a, b). Il ne s'agit pas ici de conclure à la variabilité de la liaison avec les proclitiques, mais de considérer que ils ne fait pas liaison dans les variétés concernées.…”
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