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Linguistic and Paralinguistic Functions of Non-modal Voice in Connected Speech

 Klaus Kohler
  
 

Abstract:

Non-modal voice (glottalization, breathiness, breathy voice) is examined with respect to four speech functions: vowel-related (word boundary), plosive-related, syllable-related (stod) and paralinguistic, utterance-related (phrase finality and truncation). The data are taken from 5 languages: German, English, Italian, French, Danish. They are analysed as phonatory prosodies in phrase-level phonetics and explained with reference to general principles of speech production. Examples discussed in this paper can be inspected as graphic signal and as sound output at the following URL: http://www.ipds.uni-kiel.de/e xamples.html .

 
 


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