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Proceedings, FONETIK 2009, Dept. of Linguistics, Stockholm UniversityContentsPhonology and Speech ProductionF0 lowering, creaky voice, and glottal stop:Jan Gauffin’s account of how the larynx works in speechBjörn LindblomEskilstuna as the tonal key to DanishTomas RiadFormant transitions in normal and disordered speech:An acoustic measure of articulatory dynamicsBjörn Lindblom, Diana Krull, Lena Hartelius and Ellika SchallingEffects of vocal loading on the phonation and collision thresholdpressuresLaura Enflo, Johan Sundberg and Friedemann Pabst8121824Posters P1Experiments with synthesis of Swedish dialectsJonas Beskow and Joakim GustafsonReal vs. rule-generated tongue movements as an audio-visual speechperception supportOlov Engwall and Preben WikAdapting the Filibuster text-to-speech system for Norwegian bokmålKåre Sjölander and Christina TånnanderAcoustic characteristics of onomatopoetic expressions in childdirectedspeechUlla Sundberg and Eeva Klintfors28303640Swedish DialectsPhrase initial accent I in South SwedishSusanne Schötz and Gösta BruceModelling compound intonation in Dala and Gotland SwedishSusanne Schötz, Gösta Bruce and Björn GranströmThe acoustics of Estonian Swedish long close vowels as compared toCentral Swedish and Finland SwedishEva Liina Asu, Susanne Schötz and Frank KüglerFenno-Swedish VOT: Influence from Finnish?Catherine Ringen and Kari Suomi424854604
Proceedings, FONETIK 2009, Dept. of Linguistics, Stockholm UniversityProsodyGrammaticalization of prosody in the brainMikael Roll and Merle HorneFocal lengthening in assertions and confirmationsGilbert AmbrazaitisOn utterance-final intonation in tonal and non-tonal dialects ofKammuDavid House, Anastasia Karlsson, Jan-Olof Svantesson and DamrongTayaninReduplication with fixed tone pattern in KammuJan-Olof Svantesson, David House, Anastasia Mukhanova Karlssonand Damrong Tayanin66727882Posters P2Exploring data driven parametric synthesisRolf Carlson, Kjell GustafsonUhm… What’s going on? An EEG study on perception of filledpauses in spontaneous Swedish speechSebastian Mårback, Gustav Sjöberg, Iris-Corinna Schwarz and RobertEklundHöraTal – a test and training program for children who havedifficulties in perceiving and producing speechAnne-Marie Öster869296Second LanguageTransient visual feedback on pitch variation for Chinese speakers ofEnglishRebecca Hincks and Jens EdlundPhonetic correlates of unintelligibility in Vietnamese-accented EnglishUna CunninghamPerception of Japanese quantity by Swedish speaking learners: Apreliminary analysisMiyoko InoueAutomatic classification of segmental second language speech qualityusing prosodic featuresEero Väyrynen, Heikki Keränen, Juhani Toivanen and Tapio Seppänen1021081121165
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