Rachel Soo is presenting at #nwav49 w/ @khia_johnson, Babel & Lee (@UBCLinguistics)
👩🏻🏫 Cross-linguistic influence in spontaneous bilingual speech: Examining language dominance and usage patterns on the Cantonese n-l merger in Cantonese-English bilinguals
🗓 Oct. 20 @ 9:35 CDT
Rachel Soo is presenting at #nwav49 w/ @khia_johnson, Babel & Lee (@UBCLinguistics)
👩🏻🏫 Cross-linguistic influence in spontaneous bilingual speech: Examining language dominance and usage patterns on the Cantonese n-l merger in Cantonese-English bilinguals
🗓 Oct. 20 @ 9:35 CDT
SPECIAL ISSUE: PHONETICS OF UNDER-DOCUMENTED LANGUAGES
ʔayʔaǰuθəm (Comox-Sliammon) is a Central Salish language spoken in British Columbia with a large fricative inventory. Learn more: https://t.co/AGtCsHbNJ7
@UBCSpeeCon@UBCLinguistics#acoustics#phonetics#speech
Rachel Soo, @khia_johnson & Molly Babel (@UBCLinguistics) are presenting “Sound Change in Spontaneous Bilingual Speech: A Corpus Study on the Cantonese n-l Merger in Cantonese-English Bilinguals” #interspeech2021
📆 Tue-M-V-7-10, Aug 31 at 9:30 CEST
📄 https://t.co/HUYGdOgZhL
.@khia_johnson (@UBCLinguistics)is presenting “Leveraging the Uniformity Framework to Examine Crosslinguistic Similarity for Long-Lag Stops in Spontaneous Cantonese-English Bilingual Speech”
📆 Wed-E-V-4-14, Sep. 1 at 19:00 CEST #interspeech2021
📄https://t.co/z22U3n2QCF
🎉 The lab will be represented at #psynom21 by Molly Babel, @khia_johnson & Christina Sen with a poster titled “Asymmetries in Perceptual Adjustments to Noncanonical Pronunciations”
(if you want a lengthy preview, check out our preprint paper! https://t.co/nEnWvIqJD0)