2018
DOI: 10.3989/loquens.2017.041
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The contribution of prosody to foreign accent: A study of Spanish as a foreign language

Abstract: ABSTRACT:The aim of this study is to analyze the contribution of prosody on the perception of foreign accent by Brazilian learners of Spanish. The data were collected from 15 participants and a control group of 5 native Spanish speakers. A perceptual test was performed with two different speech styles (reading and storytelling) and with delexicalized and natural speech. The speech production was judged by 24 native Spanish subjects. First, they had to determine the nationality of the speaker by listening to th… Show more

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“…In the last decades, while there has been a growing body of work on the acquisition of non-native Spanish segments (i.e., Chen, 2007;Cobb & Simonet, 2015;Liu, 2019;Morrison, 2003), stress (i.e., Chen, 2007b;Cortés Moreno, 2005;Kim, 2015;Kimura, Sensui, & Takasawa, 2015), prominence (i.e., Kim, 2016;Van Maastricht, Krahmer, & Swerts, 2016), and intonation contours (i.e., Gabriel & Kireva, 2014;Henriksen, Geeslin, & Willis, 2010;Silva & Barbosa, 2017;Trimble, 2013;Yuan et al, 2019), little is known about the acoustic-phonetic realization of pitch and temporal patterns in L2 Spanish, particularly in environments of language contact between tone and non-tone languages such as Chinese and Spanish. Therefore, the goal of the present study is to fill in the gap by examining cross-linguistic differences of pitch and temporal profiles between first-(L1) and second-language (L2) speakers of Peninsular Spanish.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In the last decades, while there has been a growing body of work on the acquisition of non-native Spanish segments (i.e., Chen, 2007;Cobb & Simonet, 2015;Liu, 2019;Morrison, 2003), stress (i.e., Chen, 2007b;Cortés Moreno, 2005;Kim, 2015;Kimura, Sensui, & Takasawa, 2015), prominence (i.e., Kim, 2016;Van Maastricht, Krahmer, & Swerts, 2016), and intonation contours (i.e., Gabriel & Kireva, 2014;Henriksen, Geeslin, & Willis, 2010;Silva & Barbosa, 2017;Trimble, 2013;Yuan et al, 2019), little is known about the acoustic-phonetic realization of pitch and temporal patterns in L2 Spanish, particularly in environments of language contact between tone and non-tone languages such as Chinese and Spanish. Therefore, the goal of the present study is to fill in the gap by examining cross-linguistic differences of pitch and temporal profiles between first-(L1) and second-language (L2) speakers of Peninsular Spanish.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Ainda que não seja a metodologia habitual empregada para a elaboração de corpus 1 em nossas pesquisas, consideramos que a Análise Melódica da Fala (AMH) 2 é especialmente útil neste caso, já que os falantes não são nativos de espanhol e o acesso à fala espontânea em uma língua adicional é difícil. Entendemos também que o uso de maptask pode ser uma alternativa em pesquisas que trabalhem com outro tipo de fala, como a fala lida (GOMES DA SILVA; REBOLLO; PINTO, 2011;CONCEIÇÃO;BARBOSA, 2017, por exemplo).…”
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