Phenom ´ enes d’h ` esitation dans des sayn ´ etes jou ` ees ´ par des el´ eves d’immersion

Abstract The aim of this paper is to examine temporal variables (speech rate, average length and placement of pauses, etc.) and other types of hesitation phenomena (repetition of syllables, words and sequences, reformulations and self-corrections) found in two short sketches produced by thirty-on...

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Main Authors: Olivier Malet, Parth Bhatt
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Carleton University 2005-06-01
Series:Canadian Journal of Applied Linguistics
Online Access:https://journals.lib.unb.ca/index.php/CJAL/article/view/19780
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description Abstract The aim of this paper is to examine temporal variables (speech rate, average length and placement of pauses, etc.) and other types of hesitation phenomena (repetition of syllables, words and sequences, reformulations and self-corrections) found in two short sketches produced by thirty-one Grade 7 students enrolled in an Ontario French Immersion program. The results of our analysis show that Immersion students speak as quickly as or even more quickly than Francophones but do not use pause duration as an indicator of the nature of syntactic boundaries (minor vs. major). These students also produce a large number of phrase internal pauses and hesitations. These numerous interruptions have a negative impact on the intelligibility of their speech output.
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spelling doaj.art-9d1f871527f84ead950676ff538ad8842022-12-21T20:14:16ZengCarleton UniversityCanadian Journal of Applied Linguistics1481-868X1920-18182005-06-01814765Phenom ´ enes d’h ` esitation dans des sayn ´ etes jou ` ees ´ par des el´ eves d’immersionOlivier Malet0Parth Bhatt1Universite de Toronto ´Universite de Toronto ´Abstract The aim of this paper is to examine temporal variables (speech rate, average length and placement of pauses, etc.) and other types of hesitation phenomena (repetition of syllables, words and sequences, reformulations and self-corrections) found in two short sketches produced by thirty-one Grade 7 students enrolled in an Ontario French Immersion program. The results of our analysis show that Immersion students speak as quickly as or even more quickly than Francophones but do not use pause duration as an indicator of the nature of syntactic boundaries (minor vs. major). These students also produce a large number of phrase internal pauses and hesitations. These numerous interruptions have a negative impact on the intelligibility of their speech output.https://journals.lib.unb.ca/index.php/CJAL/article/view/19780
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Phenom ´ enes d’h ` esitation dans des sayn ´ etes jou ` ees ´ par des el´ eves d’immersion
Canadian Journal of Applied Linguistics
title Phenom ´ enes d’h ` esitation dans des sayn ´ etes jou ` ees ´ par des el´ eves d’immersion
title_full Phenom ´ enes d’h ` esitation dans des sayn ´ etes jou ` ees ´ par des el´ eves d’immersion
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title_full_unstemmed Phenom ´ enes d’h ` esitation dans des sayn ´ etes jou ` ees ´ par des el´ eves d’immersion
title_short Phenom ´ enes d’h ` esitation dans des sayn ´ etes jou ` ees ´ par des el´ eves d’immersion
title_sort phenom ´ enes d h esitation dans des sayn ´ etes jou ees ´ par des el´ eves d immersion
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