The influence of alcohol on L1 vs. L2 pronunciation

Martijn Wieling; Gerwin Blankevoort; Vera Hukker; Jidde Jacobi; Lisanne Jong, de; Stefanie Keulen; Masha Medvedeva; Mara Ploeg, van der; Anna Pot; Teja Rebernik; Pauline Veenstra; Aude Noiray

The influence of alcohol on L1 vs. L2 pronunciation

Martijn Wieling
, Gerwin Blankevoort
, Vera Hukker
, Jidde Jacobi
, Lisanne Jong, de
, Stefanie Keulen
, Masha Medvedeva
, Mara Ploeg, van der
, Anna Pot
, Teja Rebernik
, Pauline Veenstra
, Aude Noiray

Neurolinguistics and Language Development (NLD)

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In this study, we investigated the influence of alcohol intake on pronunciation in both a native and a non-native language. At a Dutch music festival, we recorded the speech of 87 participants in Dutch (native language) and English (non-native language) when reading a few sentences in both languages. The recorded audio samples were judged by 108 sober native Dutch speakers in a perception
experiment at the same festival. Participants were asked to judge how clear the Dutch pronunciations of a random selection of speakers were and how
native-like the English pronunciations were. The results, analysed using generalized additive modelling (which is able to identify non-linear
relationships), indicated a small linear negative relationship between alcohol intake and clarity of Dutch speech. For English there was no effect of
alcohol intake on the native-likeness of the English pronunciations.

Originele taal-2	English
Titel	Proceedings of the 19th International Congress of Phonetic Sciences, Melbourne, Australia 2019
Plaats van productie	Melbourne
Uitgeverij	Australasian Speech Science and Technology Association Inc.
Pagina's	3622-3626
Aantal pagina's	5
ISBN van elektronische versie	978-0-646-80069-1
Status	Published - 4-aug.-2019

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Wieling, M., Blankevoort, G., Hukker, V., Jacobi, J., Jong, de, L., Keulen, S., Medvedeva, M., Ploeg, van der, M., Pot, A., Rebernik, T., Veenstra, P., & Noiray, A. (2019). The influence of alcohol on L1 vs. L2 pronunciation. In Proceedings of the 19th International Congress of Phonetic Sciences, Melbourne, Australia 2019 (blz. 3622-3626). Australasian Speech Science and Technology Association Inc..

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