Linguistic lexicon AZ to It’s issue 3 and we’re on to C.

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Date: 2015-06-18 11:37:25 Languages of Kenya Phonation Human voice Languages of the United States Fusional languages Creaky voice Clause Infinitive English language Auxiliary verb Larynx Oromo language		Linguistic lexicon AZ to It’s issue 3 and we’re on to C. Add to Reading List Source URL: www.babelzine.com Download Document from Source Website File Size: 606,40 KB Share Document on Facebook

	Name _________________ Chapter 1 Exercise H H Recall the pitch of the first formant (heard best in creaky voice) and the second formant (heard best when whispering) in the vowels in the words heed, hid, head, had, hod, h DocID: 1r4GX - View Document
	Voice Quality Dependent Speech Recognition DocID: 1qR6U - View Document
	Detecting Non-modal Phonation in Telephone Speech Tae-Jin Yoon1 , Jennifer Cole2 , & Mark Hasegawa-Johnson3 Department of Linguistics1,2 ; Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering3 University of Victoria, Canada DocID: 1pwQh - View Document
	Voice Quality Dependent Speech Recognition Tae-Jin Yoon† , Xiaodan Zhuang‡ , Jennifer Cole† & Mark Hasegawa-Johnson‡ Department of Linguistics† ; Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering‡ DocID: 1pwEc - View Document
	Linguistic lexicon AZ to It’s issue 3 and we’re on to C. DocID: 1p8wM - View Document