Earlier impressionistic analyses of Dalabon indicate that the grammatical word is often realized as either an accentual or an intonational phrase, followed by a pause. Unusually, it can also be interrupted by a silent pause, with each section being potentially (although not necessarily) realized as separate intonational phrases. Our analyses of pause duration and pause placement within grammatical words support these earlier impressions, although this use of the silent pause appears to be restricted to certain affix boundaries, and other phonological constraints relating to the following surrounding linguistic material. These interruptions also share certain characteristics of 'normal' disfluencies however
Filled pauses as, e.g., uh, eh, signal disfluencies, i.e. hesitations or repairs. They do normally n...
The numerous variations in verbal fluency are characteristic of oral statements in conversation and ...
This paper compares the distribution of silent and filled pauses in first (L1) and second language (...
C1 - Refereed Journal ArticleThis article uses instrumental data from natural speech to examine the ...
© 2003 Belinda RossThis study aims to contribute to the intonational studies of polysynthetic and Au...
This paper describes properties of normal dis uent speech which help listeners to distinguish dis ue...
International audienceIn this study we present three kinds of pauses that appear inside the intono-s...
The Occurrence of filled and unfilled pauses was examined with respect to their location in phonemic...
The occurrence of perceived pauses in news texts read aloud by ten speakers were analyzed with respe...
Pausing in speech allows a speaker to plan for the upcoming utterance, as well as to indicate to the...
The perception of silent pauses in continuous speech was investigated experimentally in three genres...
This study aims to test whether filled pauses (FPs) may highlight discourse structure. This question...
The frequency, duration and distribution of pauses in French were investigated acousti-cally in thre...
In this contribution we investigate the distribution of disfluencies and pause length in spoken Fren...
The current article examines the limitations of perceptual judgment for the transcription of pause o...
Filled pauses as, e.g., uh, eh, signal disfluencies, i.e. hesitations or repairs. They do normally n...
The numerous variations in verbal fluency are characteristic of oral statements in conversation and ...
This paper compares the distribution of silent and filled pauses in first (L1) and second language (...
C1 - Refereed Journal ArticleThis article uses instrumental data from natural speech to examine the ...
© 2003 Belinda RossThis study aims to contribute to the intonational studies of polysynthetic and Au...
This paper describes properties of normal dis uent speech which help listeners to distinguish dis ue...
International audienceIn this study we present three kinds of pauses that appear inside the intono-s...
The Occurrence of filled and unfilled pauses was examined with respect to their location in phonemic...
The occurrence of perceived pauses in news texts read aloud by ten speakers were analyzed with respe...
Pausing in speech allows a speaker to plan for the upcoming utterance, as well as to indicate to the...
The perception of silent pauses in continuous speech was investigated experimentally in three genres...
This study aims to test whether filled pauses (FPs) may highlight discourse structure. This question...
The frequency, duration and distribution of pauses in French were investigated acousti-cally in thre...
In this contribution we investigate the distribution of disfluencies and pause length in spoken Fren...
The current article examines the limitations of perceptual judgment for the transcription of pause o...
Filled pauses as, e.g., uh, eh, signal disfluencies, i.e. hesitations or repairs. They do normally n...
The numerous variations in verbal fluency are characteristic of oral statements in conversation and ...
This paper compares the distribution of silent and filled pauses in first (L1) and second language (...