This study explores ongoing lenition of postvocalic/ptkbdg/in the Spanish of Gran Canaria.
Duration, intensity and harmonics-to-noise ratio of 16,454 sounds produced by 44 native …

This paper shows that several typologically unrelated languages share the tendency for
voiced sibilant affricates to be infrequent or missing altogether. Phonological processes …

Italian has a length contrast in its series of voiced and voiceless obstruents while also
presenting phonetic differences across regional varieties. Northern varieties of the …

This paper presents the results of an acoustic investigation of/f, v, s, z/in Greek, Serbian,
Russian, and English. The study is motivated by phonological considerations, specifically …

Chinese languages have a set of segments known as apical vowels, which have been
analysed in previous studies as either genuine vowels, fricative vowels, fricative consonants …

This work analyzes the distribution and combinations of phonemes of Modern Standard
Czech, in short, the phonotactics of Czech. An enterprise of this kind usually requires setting …

Sounds in the languages of the world involving turbulent noise are referred to in generative
phonology as 'obstruents', a natural class subsuming stops, affricates and fricatives. Sounds …

The thesis provides a detailed grammatical and lexical description of Vend Romani, an
under-described dialect of Romani spoken in the Transdanubian region of Hungary, and …

A hangtörténet hosszú időn keresztül a magyar nyelvtörténeti kutatások „zászlóshajója” volt,
a történeti-összehasonlító nyelvészet az etimológiai vizsgálatok mellett rendre ezen a téren …

This paper investigates the acoustic aspects of voicing assimilation in Hungarian and
Slovak, paying special attention to the position before the sonorant consonants/m/and/l …