Twenty years after the publication of a special issue in this journal on non-modal phonation
(JPhon 2001: 49 (4)), the phonetic study of voice quality has shown impressive progress …

Abstract In American English, a glottal stop is sometimes pronounced in place of an
expected syllable coda/t/, and audible glottalization is attested before both/t/and/p/in coda …

There is growing interest in research on the non-modal voice quality, creaky voice; however,
its identification often relies on time-consuming manual annotation, leading to a recent focus …

Creaky voice is a non-modal voice quality generally described as sounding pulse-like and
low in pitch. While empirical studies have produced mixed results when it comes to creak …

This study compared fundamental frequency (F0), H1*-H2*, H1*-A1*, and harmonics-to-
noise ratio (HNR) measures during intervals of three types of segmental glottalization and …

Résumé L'emploi des signes syllabiques m̃ et ñ est régi par des règles d'écriture strictes,
alors que leurs réalisations ne sont pas invariablement syllabiques. On montre que ces …

Utahisms: Unique Expressions, Inventions, Place Names and more ranges from the
characteristic to the bizarre The Beehive State's iconic vistas are singular and distinctive. So …

Syllable structure has helped shape the Germanic languages and, remarkably, the syllable
template inherited from Germanic has remained relatively stable over nearly 2,000 years …

In American English, the pronunciation of words like 'button,'with the underlying post-tonic
string/tən/, is variable. Previous research has found that although the traditional …

Voice quality is not monolithic. Rather, sonorous phonemes can be produced with a range of
phonation types from modal voice to creakier or breathier types. Concurrently, in some …