International audienceLiaison in French is one of the sandhi phenomena that are present in many languages. In French-speaking adults, liaison consonants appear between two words in connected speech. A necessary condition is that the right-hand word starts with a vowel when spoken in isolation. In contrast, the liaison consonant is never produced at the end of the left-hand word when situated at the end of an utterance or when it precedes a consonant. For example, the liaison /t// is pronounced between "petit" and "écureuil" in the sequence "petit [t] écureuil". Moreover liaison functions a a sociolinguistic marker in certain contexts.Liaison is a recurrent theme in the study of adult phonology. Its modelling has proved to be an unavoidable ...
International audienceThe "langue des cités" constitutes a contemporary myth. This paper, with parti...
International audienceThe article shows the polysemy of the term "speech" in Saussure works by putti...
International audienceCause can be expressed in various ways in Romance languages, functionally (the...
International audienceLiaison in French is one of the sandhi phenomena that are present in many lang...
International audienceLiaison in French is one of the sandhi phenomena that are present in many lang...
International audienceWhich features are to be used to classify French adjectives? We propose about ...
The present research is situated in the domain of contrastive studies. It covers, in an analytical p...
International audienceModern French has a great diversity of markers of assessment (adverbs, preposi...
National audienceDiscourse markers are marginal, whether it be in the grammatical tradition, discour...
Bilingual Modern Greek/French – French/Modern Greek lexicography is a reflexion of the paradoxical s...
This research finds its origin in the difficulties encountered by all teachers when explaining in cl...
International audienceA significant part of the recent research in language neuropsychology and neur...
Bilingual Modern Greek/French – French/Modern Greek lexicography is a reflexion of the paradoxical s...
Bilingual Modern Greek/French – French/Modern Greek lexicography is a reflexion of the paradoxical s...
International audienceThe concept of transgression and its presence in the linguistic field are desc...
International audienceThe "langue des cités" constitutes a contemporary myth. This paper, with parti...
International audienceThe article shows the polysemy of the term "speech" in Saussure works by putti...
International audienceCause can be expressed in various ways in Romance languages, functionally (the...
International audienceLiaison in French is one of the sandhi phenomena that are present in many lang...
International audienceLiaison in French is one of the sandhi phenomena that are present in many lang...
International audienceWhich features are to be used to classify French adjectives? We propose about ...
The present research is situated in the domain of contrastive studies. It covers, in an analytical p...
International audienceModern French has a great diversity of markers of assessment (adverbs, preposi...
National audienceDiscourse markers are marginal, whether it be in the grammatical tradition, discour...
Bilingual Modern Greek/French – French/Modern Greek lexicography is a reflexion of the paradoxical s...
This research finds its origin in the difficulties encountered by all teachers when explaining in cl...
International audienceA significant part of the recent research in language neuropsychology and neur...
Bilingual Modern Greek/French – French/Modern Greek lexicography is a reflexion of the paradoxical s...
Bilingual Modern Greek/French – French/Modern Greek lexicography is a reflexion of the paradoxical s...
International audienceThe concept of transgression and its presence in the linguistic field are desc...
International audienceThe "langue des cités" constitutes a contemporary myth. This paper, with parti...
International audienceThe article shows the polysemy of the term "speech" in Saussure works by putti...
International audienceCause can be expressed in various ways in Romance languages, functionally (the...