2017
DOI: 10.3989/loquens.2016.031
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Relación entre la percepción y la producción de las vocales del portugués brasileño por parte de monolingües de español europeo

Abstract: This study investigates the relationship between non-native perception and production of Brazilian Portuguese (BP) vowels by eight European Spanish monolinguals. Participants' accuracy on a non-native discrimination task was used to predict performance in non-native production. We also investigated the acoustic similarity between participants' non-native and native vowel productions. The findings indicate a perception-production link: non-native vowels which were perceptually difficult to discriminate were als… Show more

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“…All of the participants in this study were either Californian English monolingual or Mexican Spanish-English bilingual speakers from the Central Valley (California, USA). Ideally, acoustic comparisons should be based on the listener's own native productions to ensure the most accurate predictions (Escudero 2005;Elvin et al 2016a); however, in the absence of such data, researchers can turn to acoustic studies of the native and target dialects with published formant values to make preliminary predictions. Given that there are no published studies with formant values for Californian English from the Central Valley, we used the published formant values of Southern-Californian English vowels presented in Hagiwara (1997).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…All of the participants in this study were either Californian English monolingual or Mexican Spanish-English bilingual speakers from the Central Valley (California, USA). Ideally, acoustic comparisons should be based on the listener's own native productions to ensure the most accurate predictions (Escudero 2005;Elvin et al 2016a); however, in the absence of such data, researchers can turn to acoustic studies of the native and target dialects with published formant values to make preliminary predictions. Given that there are no published studies with formant values for Californian English from the Central Valley, we used the published formant values of Southern-Californian English vowels presented in Hagiwara (1997).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%