The acoustic-phonetic properties of words spoken with three different levels of accentuation (de-accented, pre-nuclear and nuclear accented in broad-focus and nuclear accented in narrow-focus) are examined in question-answer elicited sent-ences and iterative imitations (on the syllable da) produced by six French and six German speakers. Normalised parameter values allow a comparative weighting of the properties em-ployed in differentiating the three levels of accentuation. Clear differences are found between French and German in the weighting hierarchy of the acoustic properties. Index Terms: phrasal accentuation, broad and narrow focus, duration, fundamental frequency, spectral balance, formants 1
International audienceWe analyzed the realizations of French voiced fricatives /,Ʒ/ by German non-n...
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International audienceWe analyzed the realizations of French voiced fricatives /,Ʒ/ by German non-na...
International audienceWe analyzed the realizations of French voiced fricatives /,Ʒ/ by German non-n...
The purpose of this study is to evaluate the acoustic, articulatory and perceptual relevance of the ...
It is very common for a language to have different dialects or accents. The different pronunciations...
The use of acoustic properties by French and German speakers in accentuating and de-accentuating wor...
The use of acoustic properties by French and German speakers in accentuating and de-accentuating wor...
This study examines the relative change in a number of acoustic parameters usually associated with t...
This study examines the relative change in a number of acoustic parameters usually associated with t...
The present article describes a corpus which was collected for the cross-language comparison of prom...
The following article describes a tentative to extract factors of the german accent in french. Two s...
The goal of this paper is to determine whether there is a formal difference between high-ending nucl...
The goal of this paper is to determine whether there is a formal difference between high-ending nucl...
Phonatory behavior of German speakers (GS) and French speakers (FS) in native (L1) and non-native (L...
The aim of this paper is to provide an acoustical account of penultimate accentuation in some variet...
German and French differ in a number of aspects. Regarding the prosody-pragmatics interface, German ...
International audienceWe analyzed the realizations of French voiced fricatives /,Ʒ/ by German non-na...
International audienceWe analyzed the realizations of French voiced fricatives /,Ʒ/ by German non-n...
The purpose of this study is to evaluate the acoustic, articulatory and perceptual relevance of the ...
It is very common for a language to have different dialects or accents. The different pronunciations...