This exploratory study examined the perception of interrogative and declarative intonation by foreigners learning French. Sentences with three syntactic/lexical difficulty levels were recorded twice by two native speakers of French, once with a declarative intonation and once with an interrogative intonation. The sentences were presented auditorily to learners of different French proficiency levels and to native French speakers. The participants’ task was to decide whether each sentence heard was a statement or a question. Responses and response times were recorded. The results showed that for all listeners, interrogative sentences were identified 100 ms faster on average than declarative sentences, and simple sentences were processed faste...
This research aims at examining the perception of accentual groups in French by French-speaking list...
International audienceThe current experiment addresses the proposal by Cheng and Rooryk (2000) that ...
18 pagesInternational audienceIn English, as in French, a question can be formed without changing th...
In English, as in French, a question can be formed without changing the syntax of a sentence but sim...
International audienceIt is generally taught that yes-no questions in French are formed with a risin...
International audienceIn this paper, we study the intonational patterns observed in learners' produc...
International audience The aim of the paper is to present the results of a perception experiment i...
International audienceIn this paper, we study the intonational patterns observed in learners' produc...
We examine questions in a corpus consisting of excerpts from genuine conversations and interviews re...
International audienceIn this paper, we study the intonational patterns observed in learners’ produc...
International audienceLinguistic studies of the intonation of Yes-No questions in French show that, ...
Linguistics studies of intonational devices of total questions in French showed that, in questions c...
This study confirms previous acoustic findings that yes-no questions and declarative questions have ...
International audienceLinguistics studies of intonational devices of total questions in French showe...
International audienceIn this paper, we propose a study of the final contours and the prosodic struc...
This research aims at examining the perception of accentual groups in French by French-speaking list...
International audienceThe current experiment addresses the proposal by Cheng and Rooryk (2000) that ...
18 pagesInternational audienceIn English, as in French, a question can be formed without changing th...
In English, as in French, a question can be formed without changing the syntax of a sentence but sim...
International audienceIt is generally taught that yes-no questions in French are formed with a risin...
International audienceIn this paper, we study the intonational patterns observed in learners' produc...
International audience The aim of the paper is to present the results of a perception experiment i...
International audienceIn this paper, we study the intonational patterns observed in learners' produc...
We examine questions in a corpus consisting of excerpts from genuine conversations and interviews re...
International audienceIn this paper, we study the intonational patterns observed in learners’ produc...
International audienceLinguistic studies of the intonation of Yes-No questions in French show that, ...
Linguistics studies of intonational devices of total questions in French showed that, in questions c...
This study confirms previous acoustic findings that yes-no questions and declarative questions have ...
International audienceLinguistics studies of intonational devices of total questions in French showe...
International audienceIn this paper, we propose a study of the final contours and the prosodic struc...
This research aims at examining the perception of accentual groups in French by French-speaking list...
International audienceThe current experiment addresses the proposal by Cheng and Rooryk (2000) that ...
18 pagesInternational audienceIn English, as in French, a question can be formed without changing th...