The vowel system of Eastern Andalusian Spanish speakers with articulation disorders

Haro, Alfredo Herrero de

doi:10.1016/j.lingua.2020.102958

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“…Reabriendo un debate que había sido ya apaciguado, en la actualidad encontramos los postulados de Herrero de Haro (2016aHaro ( , 2019Haro ( , 2021, quien ha obtenido resultados que parecen demostrar que los hablantes almerienses son capaces de reconocer la abertura y, por tanto, el valor de plural en ausencia de contexto y sin recurrir a la metafonía. Sin embargo, al no centrarse este estudio en el carácter alofónico o fonológico de la abertura vocálica, no entraremos en la polémica.…”

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Acercamiento al análisis sociolingüístico de la abertura vocálica en Granada

Campos Sarmiento

2024

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The vowel opening of Eastern Andalusian is, together with elision, aspiration and assi-milation, a consequence of the lenition of consonants such as /r/, /l/, /d/, /θ/ and /s/ in implosive position. When considering elided /-s/, the compensatory nature of this phe-nomenon has generated extensive debate about the phonological status of open vowel correlates. It has been observed that these vowel segments preserve the inflectional and morphological values of the sibilant through the articulatory reinforcement of the opening, strengthening the eastern tendency to levelling with the peninsular standard, contrary to what is observed in the western southern variant. However, in the absence of objective studies that delve into the nature and determinants of this phenomenon, we present an exploratory sociolinguistic study based on the PRESEEA corpus of Granada to determi-ne what social factors influence vowel opening of /-o/ before final /-s/. After the acoustic and statistical analysis of the sample, the repercussion that the generation, the sociocul-tural level and the gender of a speaker have on the degree of vowel opening will be ve-rified, revealing findings related to the linguistic prestige and the consolidation of the two divergent aspects existing within the Andalusian varieties, the western and the eastern.

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“…As in Herrero de Haro (2017cHaro ( , 2019b, the first and second vowel formant frequencies were measured from the stable section closest to the peak of intensity. Vowel stability is characterized by minimal movement in F1 and the F2.…”

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Covariants of Gemination in Eastern Andalusian Spanish: /t/ following Underlying /s/, /k/, /p/ and /ks/

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Hajek

2023

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In Eastern Andalusian Spanish, consonants are deleted in syllable-final position, triggering regular gemination of a following consonant, even across word boundaries. This paper investigates five underlying phonemic contexts involving /t/, including singleton /t/ and four different underlying /C+t/ sequences that typically surface as [t:], by analyzing how durational and formant differences vary depending on the presence and identity of the preceding underlying consonant. Following the acoustic and statistical analyses of 444 instances of /ˈeta/, /ˈesta/, /ˈekta/, /ˈepta/ and /ˈeksta/, a Discriminant Function Analysis shows that differences in the total duration of /t/ and in the duration of the closure of /t/ are the strongest cues to distinguishing singletons from geminated consonants, with 91.9% and 90.6% accurate classifications, respectively. Cues indicating which specific consonants have been deleted before /t/ are much less robust and more varied in nature. It is unclear, however, whether this outcome is due to different compensation strategies in each case or whether they are affected by some kind of underlying coarticulatory effect. Given that gemination in this language variety is the result of regular /C1C2/ to [Cː] assimilation, and that its underlying phonemic status has not been demonstrated, Eastern Andalusian Spanish is unusual amongst languages studied with respect to gemination, making this study typologically interesting.

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Variation in formant dynamics of L1 and L2 Spanish vowels

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2024

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The vowel system of Eastern Andalusian Spanish speakers with articulation disorders

Cited by 5 publications

References 20 publications

Acercamiento al análisis sociolingüístico de la abertura vocálica en Granada

Acercamiento al análisis sociolingüístico de la abertura vocálica en Granada

Covariants of Gemination in Eastern Andalusian Spanish: /t/ following Underlying /s/, /k/, /p/ and /ks/

Variation in formant dynamics of L1 and L2 Spanish vowels

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