The aim of this paper is to examine temporal variables (speech rate, average length and placement of pauses, etc.) and other types of hesitation phenomena (repetition of syllables, words and sequences, reformulations and self-corrections) found in two short sketches produced by thirty-one Grade 7 students enrolled in an Ontario French Immersion program. The results of our analysis show that Immersion students speak as quickly as or even more quickly than Francophones but do not use pause duration as an indicator of the nature of syntactic boundaries (minor vs. major). These students also produce a large number of phrase internal pauses and hesitations. These numerous interruptions have a negative impact on the intelligibility of their speec...
The present corpus study aims to contribute to the debate regarding the lexical or non-lexical statu...
International audienceEffects of contextual length are known to affect pause durations in neutral sp...
International audienceThe present corpus study aims to contribute to the debate regarding the lexica...
This study investigates so-called "hesitation" phenomena in non-read oral French, which we prefer to...
Following a review of the literature on French immersion, this thesis considers the implications of...
In this contribution we investigate the distribution of disfluencies and pause length in spoken Fren...
In relation to a survey in progress, the paper presents various possibilities for the study of self-...
Autorisation No.1193 : TIPA est la revue du Laboratoire Parole et LangageIn the current analysis we ...
Pausing strategies in read and spontaneous speech have been of significant interest for researchers ...
National audienceIn this study we present three kinds of pauses that appear inside the intono-syntac...
The frequency, duration and distribution of pauses in French were investigated acousti-cally in thre...
In this article, corpus data are used to investigate the pragmatic function of hesitation in learner...
Two cohorts of French immersion students in a British Columbia school who were entering Grades 4 and...
International audienceThis paper presents a preliminary study of vocal hesitations in L1 and L2 prod...
There is a need for more precise descriptions of disfluency markers in the actual oral dialogic prod...
The present corpus study aims to contribute to the debate regarding the lexical or non-lexical statu...
International audienceEffects of contextual length are known to affect pause durations in neutral sp...
International audienceThe present corpus study aims to contribute to the debate regarding the lexica...
This study investigates so-called "hesitation" phenomena in non-read oral French, which we prefer to...
Following a review of the literature on French immersion, this thesis considers the implications of...
In this contribution we investigate the distribution of disfluencies and pause length in spoken Fren...
In relation to a survey in progress, the paper presents various possibilities for the study of self-...
Autorisation No.1193 : TIPA est la revue du Laboratoire Parole et LangageIn the current analysis we ...
Pausing strategies in read and spontaneous speech have been of significant interest for researchers ...
National audienceIn this study we present three kinds of pauses that appear inside the intono-syntac...
The frequency, duration and distribution of pauses in French were investigated acousti-cally in thre...
In this article, corpus data are used to investigate the pragmatic function of hesitation in learner...
Two cohorts of French immersion students in a British Columbia school who were entering Grades 4 and...
International audienceThis paper presents a preliminary study of vocal hesitations in L1 and L2 prod...
There is a need for more precise descriptions of disfluency markers in the actual oral dialogic prod...
The present corpus study aims to contribute to the debate regarding the lexical or non-lexical statu...
International audienceEffects of contextual length are known to affect pause durations in neutral sp...
International audienceThe present corpus study aims to contribute to the debate regarding the lexica...