Autistic speech prosody: Difference between revisions
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{{Comment|My take on that paper was it sounded like Cantonese's intonation was more explicit and thus easier for us to learn, compared to English which has more ''im''plicit rules for intonation that we don't always pick up on or remember to do. It'd be nice to read more on this! [[User:ZoeB|ZoeB]] ([[User talk:ZoeB|talk]])}} | {{Comment|My take on that paper was it sounded like Cantonese's intonation was more explicit and thus easier for us to learn, compared to English which has more ''im''plicit rules for intonation that we don't always pick up on or remember to do. It'd be nice to read more on this! [[User:ZoeB|ZoeB]] ([[User talk:ZoeB|talk]])}} | ||
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Latest revision as of 13:38, 5 September 2022
TODO: create page on differences in speech prosody between autistic people and neurotypicals.[1]
My take on that paper was it sounded like Cantonese's intonation was more explicit and thus easier for us to learn, compared to English which has more implicit rules for intonation that we don't always pick up on or remember to do. It'd be nice to read more on this! ZoeB (talk)
