Most language learners have difficulties acquiring the phonemes of a second language (L2).
Unfortunately, they are often judged on their L2 pronunciation, and segmental inaccuracies …

Experimental evidence suggests that syllable-final devoicing is often 'incomplete': devoiced
obstruents are phonetically subtly different from underlyingly voiceless ones, and speakers …

This paper considers the state‐of‐the‐art in the (generative) study of Dutch word stress. In
the past 25 years, consensus has been reached on a number of properties of the Dutch …

One of the fundamental problems for constraint-based theories of phonology is the issue of
opacity: a phonological process applies where it should not, or does not apply where it …

This study describes certain aspects of the Moroccan Dutch youth variety in Gouda (the
Netherlands). It adopts a critical approach with regard to youth language using current …

This paper reports the results of a study on the use of a fixed number of specific signs to
differentially diagnose Apraxia of Speech (AoS) from aphasia or dysarthria. This was done …

This book presents a study of the acquisition of verbal and adjectival agreement inflection in
typically developing, monolingual Dutch children. The author shows that Dutch children …

In this article it is argued that the selection of allomorphs is distributed over two modules, viz.
Vocabulary Insertion and Phonology. This is done on the basis of a case study of vowel …

Drawing on both rule-based and constraint-based approaches, Voicing in Contrast
examines typological differences in the laryngeal systems of Dutch and English and …

When this paper appears, it will be almost exactly 22 years since Norval Smith, together with
a group of students, presented a paper at the annual conference of the Dutch Linguistics …