QUÉ SIGNIFICA NASALITY EN INGLÉS
definición de nasality en el diccionario inglés
La definición de nasalidad en el diccionario es la calidad o el estado de pronunciarse con el velo del paladar reducido, lo que permite que el aire escape a través de la cavidad nasal en lugar de o a través de la boca.
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10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «NASALITY»
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1
A Unified Approach to
Nasality and Voicing
Introduction Before proceeding any further with the issue of the correlation
between nasality and voicing, we need to consider some typological aspects of
these properties. Principally, I focus on universals and the behaviour of the
properties in ...
2
Correspondence Between Nasalance Scores and
Nasality Ratings ...
Recent studies have examined listener ratings of nasality using both EAI and
DME scales (Whitehill, Lee & Chun, 2002; Zraick & Liss, 2000). Following
Stevens' procedures, these researchers concluded that nasality is a prothetic
perception ...
Tami Urbani Brancamp,
2008
3
Assessment in Speech-Language Pathology: A Resource Manual
The following speech tasks are provided to help identify the presence of
hypernasality, hyponasality, and assimilation nasality. These three resonance
problems are often detected through careful listening. However, if more objective
and ...
Kenneth Shipley, Julie McAfee,
2008
4
Clinical Voice Disorders
Hyponasality Synonyms are denasality, rhinolalia clausa, and closed nasality.
Defined as diminution or absence of normal nasal resonance of the nasal
semivowels /m/, /n/, /n/ and loss of normal assimilation nasality. Its physical basis
is over ...
Arnold Elvin Aronson,
2009
5
Clinical Measurement of Speech and Voice
Nasality and nasal emission of air are symptoms of many different kinds of
speech disorders. Not only are they the central concern in cases of cleft palate
and similar maxillofacial defects (Spriestersbach, 1965; Shprintzen et al., 1978; ...
Ronald J. Baken, Robert F. Orlikoff,
2000
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Dysarthria: A Physiological Approach to Assessment and Treatment
It is therefore the primary aim of therapy to improve the competency of the
velopharyngeal seal and thereby to reduce the perceived levels of nasality in the
client's speech. Depending on the severity of impairment, this goal can be
achieved ...
Assimilation. Nasality. We have discussed assimilation and nasality in detail;
when they occur together, they create a rather common vocal quality that, when
excessive, is quite unpleasant. Assimilation nasality often occurs ...
8
The Phonological Spectrum: Segmental structure
nasality is dependent on vowel quality (cf. House & Stevens 1956). Similarly, Bell
-Berti (1973) and Lubker etal. (1970) show that different vowel qualities
correspond to different velar positions (cf. Entenman 1976: 49ff.). To be perceived
nasal, ...
Jeroen Maarten van de Weijer, Vincent van Heuven, Harry van der Hulst,
2003
9
The Voice Book: For Everyone who Wants to Make the Most of ...
Voices which are coloured with nasality are often thin, metallic or reedy in quality;
in some cases they sound a bit duck-like. Sometimes people talk about the voice
being nasal when describing the sound of someone with a bad cold. They call ...
10
The Modern Singing Master: Essays in Honor of Cornelius L. Reid
the cause of nasality lies in either the open or closed position of the nasal
passages, Cornelius Reid, in the Dictionary of Vocal Terminology, presents a
persuasive argument that because the research has not proven a cause-effect
relationship ...
Ariel Bybee, James E. Ford,
2005
10 NOTICIAS EN LAS QUE SE INCLUYE EL TÉRMINO «NASALITY»
Conoce de qué se habla en los medios de comunicación nacionales e internacionales y cómo se emplea el término
nasality en el contexto de las siguientes noticias.
of my gay tongue
Others chime in, "There is some something slightly melodic [in your voice.]" "There is the nasality." "I would definitely rate you as a metrosexual. «Bay Area Reporter, Jul 15»
Preview: Filmmaker David Thorpe to speak Sunday about his …
... the stereotypical articulations frequently associated with gay male speech patterns — including nasality; sibilant S's; upspeak; clearer vowels; ... «ArtsATL, Jul 15»
Is There a “Gay Voice”?
Putting himself on camera, Thorpe visits a speech therapist who points out his “upspeak,” his “nasality,” and his “singsong pattern.” He talks to a ... «The New Yorker, Jul 15»
BWW Reviews: YANNA AVIS is Again Beguiling and Enticing as …
Her smoky voice is light and can be interpreted any number of ways, from a sassy nasality to a deeper contralto. The edgy banter and body ... «Broadway World, Jul 15»
Review: Apollo Festival 2015
Honestly, they were as tight as the back end of a cat, with bass-and-vocalist George Robinson's rehearsed northern nasality excellently ... «YorkMix, Jun 15»
KEF Reference Series 103/4 loudspeaker
They're a bit forward in sound, have a hint of midrange nasality, but otherwise excel in vocal reproduction, floating a realistic, palpable image in ... «Stereophile Magazine, Jun 15»
Blown away by English actors with American accents
New Yorkers drop the hard R. Chicagoans bump up the nasality, carrying the nasal sounds of "m," "n" or "ng" over into vowels in words like ... «Chicago Tribune, Jun 15»
Anything Goes (Princess Theatre, Melbourne)
As Erma, Debora Krizak is the funniest person on stage, discovering hitherto unknown realms of nasality for her gangster's moll Brooklynese ... «Daily Review, May 15»
Fox's Kelly File Spends Almost Three Minutes Sneering About …
ROSEN: After a pit stop in the familiar Midwestern nasality with which she usually speaks, pronouncing the word “hard” with two syllables, Mrs. «NewsHounds, May 15»
Tech N9ne at Troc: Electro-dark humor from a scary clown
Chris Webby's performance had a bit of Eminem's nasality and white-guy angst, as in his throbbing, bass-heavy "Brim Low." MURS, on the ... «Philly.com, May 15»