Hi everyone!
I'm looking for people from the US to take part in my small 10-minute survey on accents in communities in New York City for my dissertation!
Please share it around you (especially to New Yorkers).
Thank you ☺️
https://t.co/bg9FqgCeXk
Really excited about my new paper in J of Neurolinguistics w/ Nina Romö & Nick Miller showing more inter-speaker variability in functional than neurogenic Foreign Accent Syndrome for schwa insertion and r realisations. https://t.co/S2kZ3z3q2Z
BC Accents: Do YOU think they exist? Living in/from BC? Take part in a study by UBC Drs Amanda Cardoso([email protected]) & Molly Babel([email protected]). Visit https://t.co/1qsHx51yHT! If you choose to comment/like/retweet post, you will be publicly identified with study
Portuguese example is something my family talked/s about LOTS. Half (including L1 speakers) think there actually may be no difference (for Flores variety anyways).
@begusgasper Portuguese avô [aˈvo] ‘grandfather’ and avó [aˈvɔ] ‘grandmother’ always seemed very close to me as an L2 speaker. Of course “gramma” and “grampa” aren’t too different either.
@dialect Hall-Lew, Shen, Trousdale, & Zhang no single consistent political meaning of Breksit vs Bregzit & not predicted by speaker political positions. #NWAV48