Rhythmic cues and possible-word constraints in Japanese speech segmentation

Article Abstract:

Issues concerning word recognition for speakers of the Japanese language are examined. Topics include how Japanese differs from Indo-European languages; the importance of vowel and consonant contexts; and experimental support for the theory of lexical segmentation.

Statistical Data Included, Word recognition, Japanese language

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Processing resyllabified words in French

Article Abstract:

The ability of French listeners to recognize vowel-initial words in liaison environment was analyzed. It was observed that the subtle, subphonemic cues to their intention that speakers provided assisted the listeners in spoken word recognition.

Evaluation, Voice recognition, Speech recognition, Vowels, Linguistic analysis (Linguistics), Lexicology

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Lexical competition in non-native spoken-word recognition

Article Abstract:

Lexical competition in non-native spoken-word recognition is examined through four eye-tracking experiments. One of its two conclusions is that lexical completion is greater for non-native than for native listeners.

Science & research, Recognition (Psychology), Lexical phonology, Recognition (Memory)

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