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COMPARISON BETWEEN THE KHMER DIALECT OF AN GIANG AND STANDARD KHMER - THE VOWEL SYSTEM

This study examines vowel variation in the Khmer dialect spoken in An Giang Province, Vietnam, in comparison with Standard Khmer. Adopting a comparative phonological approach, the research systematically classifies structurally equivalent lexical items and analyzes recurrent pronunciation patterns across speakers. The...

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Segmental Phonemes System between Arabic and Kurdish - A Comparative Study of Concepts and Frameworks

  This study is based on the well-established foundations of phonetics and phonology to explore the nature of the sound systems in both languages, while adhering to the methodological conditions that frame this type of comparative research. The study proceeds from the fundamental distinction between the two languages a...

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The Influence of Prosodic-Acoustic Features in Automatic Speech Recognition of Two Inland Brazilian Dialects: A Pilot Study

This study investigates the role of prosodic-acoustic features in distinguishing two inland varieties of Brazilian Portuguese, Paraíba (PB) and São Paulo (SP), and examines how these features influence automatic speech recognition (ASR) performance. Grounded in sociophonetic theory and dialect-aware speech modeling, th...

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PHONETIC PROCESSES IN THE HISTORY OF THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE: MAIN TRENDS AND CONSEQUENCES TO THE PRESENT

The article investigates the major phonetic processes that have shaped the English phonological system across its three main periods (Old English, Middle English, and Modern English) and traces the living consequences of those changes in contemporary standard pronunciation. The central argument is that English phonolog...

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FUNCTIONAL ANALYSIS OF DIALECT SPEECH

The uniqueness of dialect speech in general and of individual dialects is determined not only by the presence of specific units – the dialecticisms and associated with them interdialectal and dialect-literary differences, but also by the nature of the dialecticism word usage, functional relationship between dialect-lit...

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