Teaching Pronunciation through Community Outreach by Frédérique Grim

“…This study describes an action-research project based on a story-time program incorporated in a French Phonetics class with the goal to improve the French pronunciation of 24 learners. …”
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Ist es notwendig polnische Nasalvokale zu untersuchen? by Molenda Aleksandra, Artur Tworek

“…The focus of characterisations of Polish nasal vowels based on the phonetic perspective, on the other hand, is usually on nasal consonants (cf. …”
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Penerjemahan Video Dakwah Syekh Nabil Al-Awadi: Analisis Kesalahan Fonetik Artikulatoris-Auditoris by Mauidlotun Nisa', Fisqiyah Raudhatul Jannah

“…This research aims to reveal the phonetic errors heard and pronounced by several students, and to identify the distribution of phonetic errors in Sheikh Nabil Al-Awadhi's sermon videos. …”
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Phoneme analysis for multiple languages with fuzzy‐based speaker identification by Thales Aguiar deLima, Márjory Cristiany Da‐Costa Abreu

“…Thus, this paper investigates the effects of languages on speaker identification systems and the phonetic impact on their performance. The experiments are performed using three widely spoken languages which are Portuguese, English, and Chinese. …”
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On the Vowel Epenthesis and Epithesis in Turkish Texts in the Manuscripts of Lithuanian Tatars by Hüseyin Durgut

“…Vowel epenthesis is a common phonetic event in standard Turkish. This phonetic event is encountered both in borrowed words and in words of Turkish origin. …”
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Labiodentals /r/ here to stay: Deep learning shows us why by Hannah King, Emmanuel Ferragne

“…Measurements of the lip area acquired using an artificial neural network suggest that /r/ indeed has a labiodental-like lip posture, thus providing a phonetic account for labiodentalisation. We finish with a discussion of the methodological implications of using deep learning for future analyses of phonetic data.…”
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On the representation and evolution of Australian English and New Zealand English by Anne Przewozny, Cécile Viollain

“…This situation scarcely left any room for the possibility of specific phonological and/or phonetic variation within each variety, let alone the description of AusE and NZE as two separate linguistic entities in Australasia. …”
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Variants and social interaction: A study of the Acehnese Daya Dialect by Teuku Alamsyah, Razali Razali, Teuku Munawar, Ramli Ramli

“…Each variant also exhibits some phonetic, lexical, and semantic similarities. Unique lexical resources in the Acehnese Daya dialect are another distinguishing feature compared to general Acehnese. …”
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THE USE OF LINGUISTIC DEVICES IN ADVERTISEMENT SLOGANS ON SOCIAL MEDIA by Gabija Konopacka, Dinalda Simuntienė

“…The article reveals that the proper use of linguistic devices benefits to attract and manipulate the target audience; phonetic devices enable to reach the effect of memorability, whereas semantic devices play a crucial role in the domain of emotions.…”
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Code-Switching ASR for Low-Resource Indic Languages: A Hindi-Marathi Case Study by Hemant Palivela, Meera Narvekar, David Asirvatham, Shashi Bhushan, Vinay Rishiwal, Udit Agarwal

“…Present systems struggle to perform adequately with code-switched data due to the complexity of phonetic structures and the lack of comprehensive, annotated speech corpora. …”
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ONUBAD: A comprehensive dataset for automated conversion of Bangla regional dialects into standard Bengali dialectMendeley Data by Nusrat Sultana, Rumana Yasmin, Bijon Mallik, Mohammad Shorif Uddin

“…The dataset includes metadata on phonetic variations and grammatical features, aiming to bridge the gap between standard and non-standard forms of Bangla. …”
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Written monuments in old Prussian by Letas Palmaitis

“…Although the catechisms were compiled in Samland, their phonetic features differ from those fixed in the Prussian toponymy of Samland, which conform to the phonetic features of all other monuments of Old Prussian: in all monuments except the Catechisms, as well as in the toponymy, there is the letter o corresponding to Lithuanian uo, Latvian uō, while there are the letters ū, o in these instances in the Catechisms. …”
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Replacement of Missing Anterior Teeth in a Patient with Temporomandibular Disorder by Satheesh B. Haralur, Omar Saeed Al-Shahrani

“…Establishing optimum anterior guidance is a key to establishing harmonious functional occlusion in addition to the correction of the esthetic and phonetic disabilities. This case report explains the steps involved in the rehabilitation of the TMD patient with loss of maxillary anterior teeth.…”
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Urhobo-English Loanwords Coda Adaptation: A Constraint-Based Account by Philip Oghenesuowho Ekiugbo, Cecilia Amaoge Eme

“…Syllabification conditions in languages that forbid filled coda will require that all the consonant sounds in a phonological word that are to be found in the phonetic string are parsed as onsets. Assuming this is true, it has implications for loanword adaptation. …”
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Normative talk about talk in child-caregiver interaction in Mexican families by Rojas-Nieto Cecilia

“…The most prominent normative targets relate to lexical conventionality and phonetic faithfulness, paying and showing attention to interlocutors, providing contingent interventions (especially answering questions), and making polite requests. …”
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Advancements in End-to-End Audio Style Transformation: A Differentiable Approach for Voice Conversion and Musical Style Transfer by Shashwat Aggarwal, Shashwat Uttam, Sameer Garg, Shubham Garg, Kopal Jain, Swati Aggarwal

“…It eliminates the need for parallel utterances, intermediate phonetic representations, and speaker-independent ASR systems. …”
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Study of the Assimilation of Diphthongs in Bahasa through the Perspective of Optimality Theory by Chintia Dewi Sukri, Anggita Bella Afrilla Nasution

“… This study examines the phonetic changes that occur in the Indonesian language among Indonesian speakers. …”
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Prosodic organization of English folk riddles and the mechanism of their decoding by Larysa Taranenko

“… The paper advances a cognitive model representing a creative mechanism of riddle decoding by its recipient, which serves as a theoretical and methodological ground for the experimental phonetic study of prosodic means that organize the text of a riddle. …”
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Rising and falling diphthongs in Romance languages: A study of the phonological string by Leonardo M. Savoia, Benedetta Baldi

“…We adopt a CVCV approach, which aims to account for the organization of phonetic sequences and the licensing relations between vowels (and consonants) based on the melodic strength of the vowels. …”
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From introduction to phonemic symbols to development of transcription skills: A case study in the English Department at University of Tuzla by Jurida Sanel Hadžiahmetović

“…Connected speech (also known as rapid, relaxed, casual, or fluent speech) is characterised by a number of phonetic phenomena. The paper also analyses the level to which students enrolled in the English Department in Tuzla have developed a sense of elementary terms in this field, an understanding of the English sound system, and generally speaking, to what extent they developed their broad and narrow transcription skills.…”
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