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ArticleThe Recognition of Reduced Word Forms

Mirjam Ernestus2002

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The Recognition of Reduced Word Forms

Mirjam Ernestus · R. Harald Baayen · Rob Schreuder

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2000Sociolinguistic Patterns 1973Lexical access and naming time 1970Homographic entries in the internal lexicon 1990Speech Production and Speech Modelling 1996Phonological variation and inference in lexical access.2000Voice Assimilation and Segment Reduction in Casual Dutch. A Corpus-based Study of the Phonology-phonetics Interface 1990Segmental Reduction in Connected Speech in German: Phonological Facts and Phonetic Explanations

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Published2002-04-01

VenueBrain and Language

ISSN-L0093-934X

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Citations208

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