William Steed

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Dialectal grammatical differences in oral narratives of school-aged Indigenous Australian children
Abstract Purpose: Children's oral language samples are regularly analysed in order to describe levels of language development and develop learning goals. However, diagnostic interpretation of… Expand
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Acoustic Properties of the Kuman Voiceless Velar Lateral Fricative
Selected timeand frequency-domain acoustic features of the voiceless allophone of the exotic velar lateral fricative in the Papuan language Kuman are described for one male speaker. This comprises… Expand
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La enseñanza de la pronunciación del español en Australia: creencias y actitudes de los profesores (Teaching of the pronunciation of Spanish in Australia: beliefs and attitudes of teachers)
Tras anos de desatencion en la metodologia y en las aulas, la ensenanza y el aprendizaje de la pronunciacion estan viviendo un retorno a las aulas acompanados de un creciente interes en la… Expand
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Same tone, different category: linguistic-tonetic variation in the areal tone acoustics of chuqu wu
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This paper provides an answer to this question using acoustic data from the Chuqu dialects of the Wu language of China. Expand
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Effect of dialect on the identification of speech impairment in indigenous children
The influence of dialect on child speech assessment processes is important to consider in order to ensure accurate diagnosis and appropriate intervention (teaching or therapy) for bidialectal… Expand
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Phonation Type and Tone Sandhi as Evidence of Chinese Stress in Longquan Wu
Disyllabic lexical tone sandhi for the Wu (Chinese) variety of Longquan 龙泉 is described for one male speaker. The tone sandhi des crib d is typologically more similar to that of Northern Min… Expand
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Lishui Wu tone and tone sandhi : an acoustically-based description
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Fair Dinkum: L2 Spanish Pronunciation in Australia by the Book
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Spanish pronunciation and teacher training
Quantitative approaches to problems in linguistics: studies in honour of Phil Rose
This collection of eighteen papers is a festschrift volume to honour Phil Rose on the occasion of his recent retirement from the Australian National University. Phil's work in both tonal acoustics… Expand