Intra-speaker phonetic micro-variation, and its relationship to phonetic and phonological change by Florent Chevalier

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The Analysis and Critique of the French Phonetics by Mohamad-Hossein Otroshi

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The Phonetic Description of Eshtehrdi Dialect by محمّد پارسانسب

“…In this article, according to a phonetic comparison between the common words of this dialect with Persian language, we have tried to present a clear picture of its phonetic features. …”
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Phonetic Motivation in 200 years era by شهلا شریفی, لیلا عرفانیان قونسولی

“…phonetic motivation is what we can guess the meaning via sound. …”
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WHY DO WE TEACH PHONETIC ALPHABET? by Yüksel USLU

“…WHY DO WE TEACH PHONETIC ALPHABET?…”
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Phonetic and Grammatical Characteristics of Mojtabā Minovi’s Pānzdah Goftār by Negar Khan Mohammadi, Naser Rahimi

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Hidden aspects of meaning in the phonetic layer of Haft-Peykar by Gholamhosehn Madadi, Ebrahim Estaji, Azam Estaji, ali tasnimi

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Quantifying and Characterizing Phonetic Reduction in Italian Natural Speech by Loredana Schettino, Francesco Cutugno

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Accommodation in learner corpora: A case study in phonetic convergence by Léa Burin, Nicolas Ballier

“…Phonetic convergence is the process by which a speaker adapts his speech to sound more similar to his/her interlocutor. …”
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Phonetics or phonology? The case of falling contours in County Galway English by Airelle Théveniaut, Sophie Herment

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Phonetic and grammatical information in the German-Russian dictionaries of the 18th century by L.I. Akhmetsagirova

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Fortis-lenis distinction of fricatives and plosives in Welsh – Phonetically distinctive factors by Michał Baran

“…Even though the phonological features such as [spread glottis] or [voice] may be used both for distinguishing between the series of plosives and fricatives, the phonetic features responsible for the distinction are likely to differ due to the different phonetic nature of the manner of articulation and the position of fricatives and plosives (Honeybone 2005: 333–334). …”
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SPEECH PRODUCTION IN ENGLISH BY STUDENTS WITH HEARING IMPAIRMENT: AN ACOUSTIC PHONETIC APPROACH by Diana Anggraeni, Donal Fernado Lubis

“…Based on the foundation of phonetic theory by Collins and Mess (2019) regarding speech production and the character of children with hearing impairment by Dennis Fry, this research is aimed at analyzing the sounds produced by children with special needs. …”
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RETRACTED: Phonetic articulation of Russian noise consonants produced by Chinese-speaking students by Semenova Marina, Atamas Anastasia, Jinhui Jiang

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