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Pakistani English: Some Phonological and Phonetic Features.

Peer reviewed

Rahman, Tariq – World Englishes, 1991

Describes the phonological and phonetic features of English as spoken in Pakistan and shows such distinctive patterns as anglicized, acrolectal, mesolectal, and basilectal varieties of Pakistani English. (45 references) (CB)

Descriptors: Distinctive Features (Language), English (Second Language), Foreign Countries, Language Patterns

Towards a Phonology of Conversation: Turntaking in Tyneside English.

Peer reviewed

Local, J. K.; And Others – Journal of Linguistics, 1986

Presents an analysis of some aspects of conversational phonology by examining the general phonetic resources that are used by speakers of Tyneside (a nonstandard variety of English). This phonological analysis of the interaction of turn-completion takes into account pitch, loudness, and tempo, as well as segmental features. (TR)

Descriptors: Articulation (Speech), Discourse Analysis, Distinctive Features (Language), Interaction