Phonetics is the scientific field concerned with the study of how speech is produced, heard,
and perceived. It abounds with data, such as acoustic speech recordings, neuroimaging …

In this paper, we present the English Dialects App (EDA) and the English Dialects App
Corpus (EDAC). EDA is a free iOS and Android app, launched in January 2016 that features …

By force of nature, every bit of spoken language is produced at a particular speed. However,
this speed is not constant—speakers regularly speed up and slow down. Variation in speech …

At the start of CLARIN, metadata for language resources faced various problems, for
example, different communities using different terminology, which made interoperability …

We propose a rapid adaptation of FAVE-Align to the Nordic languages, and we offer our own
adaptation to Swedish as a template. This study is motivated by the fact that researchers of …

Acoustic analysis of word-list and sentence data from a database of spoken New Zealand
English is used to address the suggestion that a number of vowel contrasts in this variety are …

Studies on pronoun resolution have mostly utilized short texts consisting of a context and a
target sentence. In the current study we presented participants with nine chapters of an …

This study investigated a sound change in progress by which the Central Bavarian dialect
feature of complementary length between consonant and the preceding vowel is giving way …

In discourse pragmatics, different referential forms are claimed to be indicative of the
cognitive status of a referent in the current discourse. Referential expressions thereby …

In English, phonological double consonants only occur across morphological boundaries,
for example, in affixation (eg in unnatural, innumerous). There are two possibilities for the …