Infant-directed speech (IDS) is known to be characterised by phonetic and prosodic cues
along with reduced vocabulary and syntax compared to adult-directed speech (ADS) …

The present study focuses on possible acoustic differences between vowels in read and
spontaneous speech. We addressed whether vowels are positioned more to the …

In fast speech, speech sounds are produced shorter. However, according to previous
studies, i) vowels are more compressible, and reduce more than consonants. In languages …

A beszédalkalmazkodás egy olyan jelenség, amely során ugyanaz a személy különböző
helyzetekben máshogyan beszél, és ezek a szituációfüggő változások kapcsolatban állnak …

Az anyai dajkanyelvet (infant-directed speech-IDS) az akusztikai sajátosságai mellett lexikai
és szintaktikai egyszerűsítés is jellemzi, amelyben eltér a felnőttekhez irányított beszédtől …

At faster speech rates, segments are generally expected to be produced shorter, but not
every segment may be compressed to the same extent. In both German, and Hungarian we …

The occurrence of pauses serves as an aid for children with speech parsing and, hence,
language acquisition. Thus, understanding temporal patterns of infant-directed speech (IDS) …