Developing a Comprehensive Standard Persian Positional Tagset by Mohammad Amin Mahdavi

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An Acoustic Study of the Manner of Articulation of Uvular Consonant /G/ in Standard Persian by Maryam Reza Asa

Subjects: “…Uvular Consonant /G/; Manner of Articulation; Acoustics; Standard Persian…”
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An Acoustic Study of the Manner of Articulation of Uvular Consonant /G/ in Standard Persian by Maryam Reza Asa

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FarsAcademic: A Standard Persian Test Collection for Information Retrieval in Scientific Texts by Davoud Haseli, Hashem Atapour, Fatemeh Fahimniya, nader Naghshineh, Molook sadat Beheshti Hoseini, Mohammad Sadegh Zahedi

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The Relationship of Language Identity and Use of Persian (As a First or Second Language) With Applying the Linguistic Criteria of Standard Persian Writing in Telegram Chats by Hooshyar Rashidi, Adel Dastgoshadeh, Mohammad Sedigh Zahedi

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Investigating the Effect of Speech Rate on the Start Time of the Voicing of Persian Plosives of Persian Standard in Continuous Speech by saeedeh taheri, mandana Nourbakhsh

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The Acoustic and Auditory Study of Simple Vowels of Khafi Dialect by mohammad sahebi, Navid Firuzi

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A Phonemic Description of Prosodic Meters of Classical Persian Poetry Based on General Phonetics Theory by Maryam Nournamaee, Jalal Rahimian

“…Indicating the phonemic differences between prosodic poetry and Standard Persian language, 3. Investigating the changes of phonemes and syllabic patterns before and after applying prosodic meters on their syllabic segmentations. …”
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A newly discovered Persian variety: the case of “Zoroastrian Persian” by Chams Bernard

“… Using a corpus of contemporary Yazdi Zoroastrian oral literature, this article demonstrates that the Persian dialect found in many Zoroastrian songs is different from both Standard Persian and local (Yazdi) Persian. It is argued that Zoroastrian oral literature in New Persian preserves the features of a Persian dialect previously spoken or used by Zoroastrians. …”
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Intonation Pattern of Information Structure (IS) in Kashani Dialect by Asma Karimi Moghaddam Arani, Mandana Nourbakhsh

“…Sadeghi (2018) proved this to be applicable to Standard Persian. He showed that all the constituents become de-accented after the nucleus. …”
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Sonority Sequencing Principle in Sabzevari Persian: A Constraint-Based Approach by Alqahtani Mufleh Salem M.

“…The results suggest that obedience to the SSP is mandatory in Sabzevari, as shown through the treatment of word-final clusters in Standard Persian words which violate the SSP. These consonant clusters are avoided in Sabzevari by two phonological processes: vowel epenthesis and metathesis. …”
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Natural Phonological Processes in Sistani Persian of Iran by Farideh Okati, Abbas Ali Ahangar, Erik Anonby, Carina Jahani

“…This phenomenon is attributed not to language-internal factors, but rather to the generalization of marked structures as a result of interference from Standard Persian.…”
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Semantic Analysis of Persian Words Based on Format-Based Semantics by Rahele Gandomkar

“…The author of the present paper, using many examples of standard Persian, evaluates efficiency of this theory in Persianto determine its comprehensiveness with a language which has not been the subject of Fillmore’s research. …”
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Elision of /h, ?/ in the Shirazi Dialect of Persian (SHDP): An Optimality Theory Based Analysis by Mitra Shokrollahi, Nasser Rashidi

“…This paper seeks to provide a description of the facts about this common phonological alternation in the addressed regional dialect of Persian and points out some main differences between the behavior of these processes in SHDP and Standard Persian (SP). The analysis is cast in an Optimal Theoretic (OT) framework (McCarthy and Prince 1995, 2001), which holds that linguistic forms are the outcome of interaction among violable universal constraints. …”
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Persian Linguistic and Rhetorical Pathology in The Telegram Communication Network by M. Hedayat Mofidi, A. Kamyabigol, A. Alizadeh

“…Persian language used in cyberspace differs from standard Persian language. The first step in correcting communication language errors in cyberspace is to inform the users about the type of errors.…”
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A Lexical and Syntactic Study of Persian Proverbs by Hasan Zolfaghari

“…The methodology is descriptive-analytical based on the samples and case studies. 50 proverbs from five recorded proverbial sources in standard Persian have been provided. Therefore, spoken cases have not been included in this research.…”
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Pronunciation of Ghayeni Plural Nouns with a Final Consonant Within Stratal Optimality Theory by Bashir Jam, Zohreh Sadat Naseri, Parya Razmdideh

“…None of the plural markers of standard Persian are observed in the Pronunciation of Ghayeni plural nouns. …”
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Relationship between phonological and geographical distance: Persian, Sarawani Balochi and Sistani dialect by Ahangar, Abbas Ali, Oostendorp, Marc van, Soohani, Bahareh

“…This article focuses on the study of geographical variations among the phonological systems of Standard Persian (SP) language, Central Sarawani Balochi (CSB), a dialect of Balochi language and the Sistani dialect (SD) of Persian, based on Optimality Theory (OT) and van Oostendorp‟s (2008) approach. …”
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Improving Content-Based Recommender System For Clustering Documents Based on Ontology And New Hierarchical Clustering Method by Maryam Hourali, Mansoureh Hourali

“…Since the dataset has an important and influential role in advisory recommended systems, the standard Persian dataset is not provided and not published yet. …”
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The computational dialectometry of Talysh varieties across western-southern side of Caspian Sea by Behrooz Ghesmat Pour, Ali Reza Gholi Famian, Seifollah Molaye Pashae, Narjes Banou Sabouri

“…The age variable proves to be significant in using older local words and the younger subjects tend to use standard Persian. In sum, three general dialects are recognized in Talysh, and each dialect has its own phonetic and lexical variations.…”
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