Broadly speaking, linguistic prominence refers to the acoustic and perceptual salience of
some element in a given domain. Many terms are used to identify various types of …

Can native listeners rapidly adapt to suprasegmental mispronunciations in foreign-accented
speech? To address this question, an exposure-test paradigm was used to test whether …

Using cross-modal form priming, we compared the use of stress and lexicality in the
segmentation of spoken English by native English speakers (L1) and by native Hungarian …

This study compares the strategies to mark lexical stress and sentence-level accent in
Hungarian and in German by employing two production experiments of comparable …

The acoustic properties associated with prominence (eg duration, F0) may also serve for
“phonemic” contrasts. The question is thus how speakers correctly interpret these properties …

A Beszéd–Kutatás–Alkalmazás sorozat kilencedik kötete újabb szempontból vizsgálja a
gyermekek spontán beszédét: a magánhangzók akusztikai elemzését végzi el négy életkori …

A tanulmány a szó-és mondatszint hangsúly jelölését vizsgálja a németben és a ű
magyarban két hasonló felépítés beszédprodukciós kísérlet alapján. A kísérleti ű …

Hungarian is a language with distinctive vowel quantity, but it seems that quantity
discrimination in acoustic and perceptual terms is less robust for high vowels than for low …

The aim of this study was to investigate the relationship between compensatory shortening
and coarticulation in German tense and lax vowels in trochees and iambs and to determine …

The mastery of accurate timing control depends on physiological factors and cognitive skills,
which take many years for children to develop. The acquisition of consonant length has …