… that were published in a language other than English. We searched the databases BIOSIS,
… Prosody refers to the suprasegmental features of the speech signal including pitch, duration …

… speech stream, with a special emphasis on speech prosody. … of prosody, and the interaction
between prosody and other … at how prosody signals information structure in English from a …

… they use to communicate when prosody is the only cue for … compare the uses of prosody by
English and Korean speakers … prosodic disambiguation in the production of English as L2 by …

… in listening and interpreting English speech, acoustic analysis of tonal, dynamic and temporal
prosodic characteristics of texts produced by native and non-native speakers of English. …

… They also reported that they had studied English as a foreign language to one extent or …
of our intervention, the speech-only group, the non-embodied prosodic group (logatome only), …

… in English and … speech, such as F0 tracking in individuals with speech impairment, the
presence of pitch breaks, and hypernasality. This overview addresses the assessment of prosody …

… Prosody, the rhythmic and tonal organization of speech, plays an integral role in communication.
In West-Germanic languages, such as German and English, prosody is essential in …

… of the stance at issue in two separate speech acts as they are generally realized in separate
IPs. The ANC speech act preceding the QT speech act is independent and it is typically non-…

… levels using prosody-based measures. We extract prosodic measures related to pitch, speech
rate, and rhythm from speakers with dysarthria and healthy controls in English and Korean …

… use the same prosodic patterns. Have you, for instance, ever noticed how English or
German sound very di erent from French or Italian? We have seen that, in English, a word can …