The purpose of this study was to investigate, in a group of Italian children, the development of the capacity to use prosodic features to mark different syntactic organizations of multi-word utterances, during the first phase of syntactic acquisition. The focus is on the prosodic realizations of multi-word utterances in which children begin to use the argument structure of verbs (vocabulary size > 400 words, MLU range 1.3 - 3.0). Results showed that non-canonical order is not marked by specific type of intonation contours, and does not show specific values of duration, maximum and minimum FO, or key.

D'Odorico, L., Fasolo, M., Marchione, D. (2009). The prosody of early multi-word speech: word order and its intonational realization in the speech production of Italian children. ENFANCE, 2009.

The prosody of early multi-word speech: word order and its intonational realization in the speech production of Italian children

D'ODORICO, LAURA;FASOLO, MIRCO;
2009

Abstract

The purpose of this study was to investigate, in a group of Italian children, the development of the capacity to use prosodic features to mark different syntactic organizations of multi-word utterances, during the first phase of syntactic acquisition. The focus is on the prosodic realizations of multi-word utterances in which children begin to use the argument structure of verbs (vocabulary size > 400 words, MLU range 1.3 - 3.0). Results showed that non-canonical order is not marked by specific type of intonation contours, and does not show specific values of duration, maximum and minimum FO, or key.
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Prosody, Multi-word, Word order
English
2009
2009
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D'Odorico, L., Fasolo, M., Marchione, D. (2009). The prosody of early multi-word speech: word order and its intonational realization in the speech production of Italian children. ENFANCE, 2009.
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