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The perception of vowelless words in Tashlhiyt by native and naive (English) speakers, with particular interest for the sonority profile of the consonants
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Vowels are important in speech perception as they provide acoustic cues to the listeners. The aim is to show that in the absence of vowels (like in many words in Tashlhiyt), the sonority profile of the consonants plays an important role in word perception. The study shows that rising-sonority clusters are better perceived than falling-sonority clusters and plateaus.
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This page is a summary of: Title Pending 10438, Glossa a journal of general linguistics, December 2033, Open Library of the Humanities,
DOI: 10.16995/glossa.10438.
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