Segmentacija glasova u govornom izrazu: problemi i principi

Jovičić, Slobodan; Kašić, Zorka

doi:10.18485/primling.2015.16.1

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“…Investigating speech pathology, Punišić (2012) resorts to describing aspiration as a non-typical feature in Serbian speakers. However, there are authors who allow for aspiration as a feature following explosion in plosive articulation, comparing voiced plosives to voiceless ones in terms of VOT duration difference (Jovičič 1999;Sovilj-Nikić 2014;Jovičić, Kašić 2015). Devising a phone duration prediction model for Serbian, Sovilj-Nikić et al (2014) describe plosives as consonants consisting of occlusion and explosion with no specific mention of aspiration and VOT.…”

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The Effect оf Speech Style оn Vot Values in Serbian-Еnglish Interphonology

Jerotijević-Tišma¹

2019

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The paper analyzes VOT values in Serbian-English interlanguage phonology, as well as in the production by native American English speakers, with a special focus on the effect of speech style formality on the values of VOT. In order to answer the proposed research questions, the investigation included 72 first-year students at the Faculty of Philology and Arts, University of Kragujevac, whose plosive production was recorded in three tasks differing in the degree of formality: a word list, paragraph reading and an interview. The same tasks were performed by the native speakers, too. The obtained corpus was analyzed from the perspective of experimental phonetics accompanied by descriptive and qualitative interpretation of results. Speech style proved to be a statistically significant predictor of variation in VOT for all the plosives both among native and non-native speakers. The differences detectable among speakers are best represented by the values of VOT for both voiced and voiceless plosives, most often interpreted as a result of the differences in phonological systems of Serbian and English. The results of the paper underscore important pedagogical implications and expand the options for future research in the field of interlanguage phonology.

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Section: Plosives In Serbian and Englishmentioning

confidence: 99%

The Effect оf Speech Style оn Vot Values in Serbian-Еnglish Interphonology

Jerotijević-Tišma¹

2019

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Segmentacija glasova u govornom izrazu: problemi i principi

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The Effect оf Speech Style оn Vot Values in Serbian-Еnglish Interphonology

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