Prosodic and phonological structures form the bedrock of spoken language, orchestrating the rhythm, stress, and intonation that accompany linguistic utterances. These structures are not merely ...
Prosodic features—encompassing rhythm, stress, pitch and timing—serve as fundamental organisers of spoken language. They cue listeners to syntactic structure, highlight focus and manage information ...
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