Abstract:It has been suggested that Danish is a language particularly prone to spoken language
reductions in spontaneous speech. Previous studies have shown that reduction
phenomena, in Danish and other languages, are rule-governed by e.g. phonological
context, word frequency and stress patterns. This paper analyses two reduction
phenomena, those occurring in the endings -ede and
-te in a genre of spoken Danish which is particularly resistant to… Show more
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