Very excited that this paper is now out in #labphon.
Another step closer towards developing a model of #gemination and #temporalcontrol that is grounded in #articulation. Many thanks to my fantastic co-authors: Lia, Shigeto, and Jason.
Another step closer towards developing a model of #gemination and #temporalcontrol that is grounded in #articulation. Many thanks to my fantastic co-authors: Lia, Shigeto, and Jason.
How do speakers control their vocal tracts to produce consonant length contrasts, as in #Japanese "shiny" (pikapika) vs. "VERY shiny" (pik:apika)? @fburroni.bsky.social et al. use articulography to find and model differences in gestural extent and timing. doi.org/10.16995/lab... #openaccess #LabPhon
A gestural account of consonantal length contrasts: Articulatory evidence from Japanese bilabial, alveolar, palatal, and dorsal mimetic geminates
We present articulatory data regarding how Tokyo Japanese speakers produce consonantal lengthcontrasts. Six speakers produced 15 mimetic items across bilabial, alveolar, palatal, and dorsalplaces as s...
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August 29, 2026 at 8:59 PM
Very excited that this paper is now out in #labphon.
Another step closer towards developing a model of #gemination and #temporalcontrol that is grounded in #articulation. Many thanks to my fantastic co-authors: Lia, Shigeto, and Jason.
Another step closer towards developing a model of #gemination and #temporalcontrol that is grounded in #articulation. Many thanks to my fantastic co-authors: Lia, Shigeto, and Jason.