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Klaus J. Kohler.
Pragmatic and attitudinal meanings of
pitch patterns in German syntactically marked questions.
Examples from the Kiel Corpus of Spontaneous Speech and their resyntheses
| 1. Simple examples | |
| 1.1. word-order questions | |
| Example 1 original: final rising pattern; resynthesis: final falling patterns | |
| Example 2 original: final falling pattern; resynthesis: final rising patterns | |
| 1.2. question-word questions | |
| Example 3 original: final falling pattern; resynthesis: final rising pattern | |
| Example 4 original: final rising pattern; resynthesis: final falling pattern | |
| Example 5
original: two
phrases with final falling patterns
within an utterance; resynthesis one: two final rising patterns; resynthesis two: original falling pattern followed by resynthesized rising pattern; resynthesis three: resynthesized rising pattern followed by original falling pattern |
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| 2. Complex examples | |
| Example 6
original: sequence
of two question-word questions
with final rising
patterns; resynthesis one: two final falling patterns; resynthesis two: resynthesized falling pattern followed by original rising pattern; resynthesis three: original rising pattern followed by resynthesized falling pattern |
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| Example 7
original: sequence
of two question-word questions
(three prosodic
phrases) with final falling patterns; resynthesis one: three final rising patterns; resynthesis two: original falling pattern followed by two resynthesized rising patterns; resynthesis three: resynthesized rising pattern followed by two original falling patterns |
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| Example 8
original: sequence
of two word-order questions with
final falling
patterns; resyntheses: different final rising patterns |
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| Example 9
original: sequence
of word-order and question-word
questions with final
rising patterns; resynthesis one: three final falling patterns; resynthesis two: two resynthesized falling patterns followed by original rising pattern; resynthesis three: two original rising patterns followed by resynthesized falling pattern |
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| Example 10
original: sequence of
question-word and word-order
questions with final
falling patterns; resynthesis one: two final rising patterns; resynthesis two: original falling pattern followed by resynthesized rising pattern; resynthesis three: resynthesized rising pattern followed by original falling pattern |
