Vol. 52 (2006)

Articles

• Acoustic Analysis of Phonetically Transcribed Initial Sounds in Babbling Sequences from Infants with and without Cleft Palate

  Emilia Ahlberg, Julia Backman, Josefin Hansson, Maria Olsson, Anette Lohmander

  1–4

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• Perception of South Swedish Word Accents

  Gilbert Ambrazaitis, Gösta Bruce

  5–8

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• Focal Accent and Facial Movements in Expressive Speech

  Jonas Beskow, Björn Granström, David House

  9–12

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• A Study of Simultaneous-masking and Pulsation-threshold Pattems of a Steady-state Synthetic Vowel: A Preliminary Report

  Ulla Bjursäter

  13–16

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• Youth Language in Multilingual Göteborg

  Petra Bodén, Julia Große

  17–20

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• Prosodic Cues for Hesitation

  Rolf Carlson, Kjell Gustafson, Eva Strangert

  21–24

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• F-pattem Analysis of Professional Imitations of "hallå" in three Swedish Dialects

  Frantz Clermont, Elisabeth Zetterholm

  25–28

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• Describing Swedish-accented English

  Una Cunningham

  29–32

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• Quantification of Speech Rhythm in Norwegian as a Second Language

  Wim A van Dommelen

  33–36

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• /nailon/ - Online Analysis of Prosody

  Jens Edlund, Mattias Heldner

  37–40

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• Feedback from Real & Virtual Language Teachers

  Olov Engwall

  41–44

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• Directional Hearing in a Humanoid Robot

  Lisa Gustavsson, Ellen Marklund, Eeva Klintfors, Francisco Lacerda

  45–48

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• Microphones and Measurements

  Gert Foget Hansen, Nicolai Pharao

  49–52

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• Prosodic Cues for Interaction Control in Spoken Dialogue Systems

  Mattias Heldner, Jens Edlund

  53–56

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• SMTC - A Swedish Map Task Corpus

  Pétur Helgason

  57–60

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• The Relative Contributions of Intonation and Duration to Degree of Foreign Accent in Norwegian as a Second Language

  Snefrid Holm

  61–64

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• The Filler EH in Swedish

  Merle Horne

  65–68

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• Modelling Pronunciation in Discourse Context

  Per-Anders Jande

  69–72

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• Are Verbs Less Prominent?

  Christian Jensen

  73–76

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• Variation and Finnish Influence in Finland Swedish Dialect Intonation

  Yuni Kim

  77–80

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• Local Speaking Rate and Perceived Quantity: An Experiment with Italian Listeners

  Diana Krull, Hartmut Traunmüller, Pier Marco Bertinetto

  81–84

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• A Case Study of /r/ in the Västgöta Dialect

  Jonas Lindh

  85–88

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• Preliminary Descriptive F0-statistics for Young Male Speakers

  Jonas Lindh

  89–92

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• L1 Residue in L2 Use: A Preliminary Study of Quantity and Tense-lax

  Robert McAllister, Miyoko Inoue, Sofie Dahl

  93–96

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• Cross-Speaker Variations in Producing Attitudinally Varied Utterances in Japanese

  Yasuko Nagano-Madsen, Takako Ayusawa

  97–100

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• Emotion Recognition in Spontaneous Speech

  Daniel Neiberg, Kjell Elenius, Inger Karlsson, Kornel Laskowski

  101–104

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• Data-driven Formant Synthesis of Speaker Age

  Susanne Schötz

  105–108

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• How do we Speak to Foreigners? – Phonetic Analyses of Speech Communication between L1 and L2 Speakers of Norwegian

  Rein Ove Sikveland

  109–112

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• A Switch of Dialect as Disguise

  Maria Sjöström, Erik J Eriksson, Elisabeth Zetterholm, Kirk P H Sullivan

  113–116

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• Prosody and Grounding in Dialog

  Gabriel Skantze, David House, Jens Edlund

  117–120

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• The Prosody of Public Speech – A Description of a Project

  Eva Strangert, Thierry Deschamps

  121–124

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• Effects of Age on VOT: Categorical Perception of Swedish Stops by Near-native L2 Speakers

  Katrin Stölten

  125–128

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• Stress, Accent and Vowel Durations in Finnish

  Kari Suomi

  129–132

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• Phonological Demands vs. System Constraints in an L2 Setting

  Bosse Thorén

  133–136

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• Cross-modal Interactions in Visual as Opposed to Auditory Perception of Vowels

  Hartmut Traunmüller

  137–140

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• Knowledge-light Letter-to-Sound Conversion for Swedish with FST and TBL

  Marcus Uneson

  141–144

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• The Articulation of Uvular Consonants: Swedish

  Sidney Wood

  145–148

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• Acoustical Prerequisites for Visual Hearing

  Niklas Öhrström, Hartmut Traunmüller

  149–152

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