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Assessing Non-native Speakers ’ Production of French Nasal Vowels: a Multitask Corpus-based Study

Sylvain Detey,Isabelle Racine,Yuji Kawaguchi-2011-01-01-Archive ouverte UNIGE (University of Geneva)

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This article presents a multitask corpus-based study on the production of French nasal vowels by Japanese and Spanish learners of French.In the past, few studies have investigated the production of French nasal vowels by non-native speakers, and none -to our knowledge -have used a multitask corpus such as the one currently being built in the IPFC project (InterPhonology of Contemporary French).In this paper, non-native productions have been perceptually and acoustically assessed, and the results are discussed in light of the psycholinguistically distinct processes involved in the different tasks.

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This article presents a multitask corpus-based study on the production of French nasal vowels by Japanese and Spanish learners of French.In the past, few studies have investigated the production of French nasal vowels by non-native speakers, and none -to our knowledge -have used a multitask corpus such as the one currently being built in the IPFC project (InterPhonology of Contemporary French).In this paper, non-native productions have been perceptually and acoustically assessed, and the results are discussed in light of the psycholinguistically distinct processes involved in the different tasks.

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Nasal vowelLinguisticsProduction (economics)PsychologyNatural language processingComputer scienceArtificial intelligenceSpeech recognition

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