A systematic study of F0 perturbation by voiceless consonants in Cantonese is carried out. Apart from a voiceless interval introduced, a production asymmetry is found: F0 contours are raised by prevocalic consonants but lowered by postvocalic consonants at the C-V and V-C transitions. Moreover, initial consonants are found to differ in the duration of the voiceless intervals they introduce. Based on the recent finding that F0 production is synchronized with the syllable, we demonstrate that such durational differences need to be taken into consideration before accurate measurement of F0 perturbations can be made. 1
With Cantonese as the target language, this study investigates the phonetic details of contextual to...
With Cantonese as the target language, this study investigates the phonetic details of contextual to...
This study investigates the effects of lexical tone on the Voice Onset Time (VOT) of prevocalic stop...
According to previous studies on contextual tonal variations, as a result of interaction between ton...
This paper presents a preliminary study on acoustical analysis of fundamental frequency (F0) in cont...
This paper presents a preliminary study on acoustical analysis of fundamental frequency (F0) in cont...
This study investigates the effects of lexical tone on the Voice Onset Time (VOT) of prevocalic stop...
This paper presents a preliminary study on acoustical analysis of fundamental frequency (F0) in cont...
This study investigates the effects of lexical tone on the Voice Onset Time (VOT) of prevocalic stop...
As a major Chinese dialect, Cantonese is well known for its complex tone system. This paper applies ...
In tonal languages, there are potential conflicts between the F0-based changes due to the coexistenc...
The two Cantonese rising tones, high-rising and low/mid-low rising tones, are found to maintain thei...
The two Cantonese rising tones, high-rising and low/mid-low rising tones, are found to maintain thei...
Approximation of F0 contours in Cantonese speech is investigated. Multiple approximations are examin...
This study aimed at identifying acoustic cues in intonation perception in Cantonese. Carriers and fi...
With Cantonese as the target language, this study investigates the phonetic details of contextual to...
With Cantonese as the target language, this study investigates the phonetic details of contextual to...
This study investigates the effects of lexical tone on the Voice Onset Time (VOT) of prevocalic stop...
According to previous studies on contextual tonal variations, as a result of interaction between ton...
This paper presents a preliminary study on acoustical analysis of fundamental frequency (F0) in cont...
This paper presents a preliminary study on acoustical analysis of fundamental frequency (F0) in cont...
This study investigates the effects of lexical tone on the Voice Onset Time (VOT) of prevocalic stop...
This paper presents a preliminary study on acoustical analysis of fundamental frequency (F0) in cont...
This study investigates the effects of lexical tone on the Voice Onset Time (VOT) of prevocalic stop...
As a major Chinese dialect, Cantonese is well known for its complex tone system. This paper applies ...
In tonal languages, there are potential conflicts between the F0-based changes due to the coexistenc...
The two Cantonese rising tones, high-rising and low/mid-low rising tones, are found to maintain thei...
The two Cantonese rising tones, high-rising and low/mid-low rising tones, are found to maintain thei...
Approximation of F0 contours in Cantonese speech is investigated. Multiple approximations are examin...
This study aimed at identifying acoustic cues in intonation perception in Cantonese. Carriers and fi...
With Cantonese as the target language, this study investigates the phonetic details of contextual to...
With Cantonese as the target language, this study investigates the phonetic details of contextual to...
This study investigates the effects of lexical tone on the Voice Onset Time (VOT) of prevocalic stop...