Phonetics 2026 Hong Kong – Book of Abstracts

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TitleViewPresenterAffiliationAuthors
A phonetics workbook for undergraduate students of English Phonetics with an L1 Greek backgroundViewPhotini CoutsougeraUniversity of TorontoPhotini Coutsougera
Accentual Awareness across Cohorts in a Phonetics CourseViewWience LaiCollege of Professional and Continuing Education The Hong Kong Polytechnic UniversityWience Lai
AI-Powered NLA: Why Leveraging L1 Phonetic Transfer is Optimal in the AI Era for Personalized L2 Pronunciation TrainingViewWong Chun FanLingnan UniversityWong Chun Fan
Comparing Human and Machine Performance in Identifying L1 Backgrounds of Arabic LearnersViewYahya AldholmiDepartment of Linguistics- King Saud UniversityYahya Aldholmi
Czech learners’ production of Mandarin intonation in atonal syllablesViewJan LorencBeijing Language and Culture UniversityJan Lorenc | Cao Wen
Dissecting language prosodyViewCarlos GussenhovenRadboud University, NetherlandsCarlos Gussenhoven
Forecasting Spoken Language DevelopmentViewPatrick C M WongThe Chinese University of Hong KongPatrick C M Wong
Intonational Variation as a Dialectal Marker: A Case of MalayalamViewAswathi P ACentral University of Kerala, India | Central University of Kerala, Kasaragod, IndiaAswathi P A | Anusree Sreenivasan
L2 Prosodic Features in Automatic Accent ClassificationViewLeonidas Silva Jr.State University of Paraíba, BrazilLeonidas Silva Jr.
Machine Learning Analysis of Sinhala Vowel Length PerceptionViewKumudri GoonetillekeUniversity of Aizu | University of Aizu | University of MelbourneKumudri Goonetilleke | Alexander Kilpatrick | Rikke Bundgaard-Nielsen
Perception of Intonational Cues in Speech-act Intentions in Cantonese by Native SpeakersViewMeixuan LIThe Hong Kong Polytechnic University Meixuan Li | Si Chen
Prosodic patterns in male and female teacher discourse: evidence from classroom interaction corpus analysisViewVeronika Karavaeva | Tatiana TolmachevaMoscow City University Veronika Karavaeva | Tatiana Tolmacheva
Segmental and Suprasegmental Acquisition by Bulgarian Learners of Modern GreekViewMilena MilenovaSofia University St. Kliment OhridskiMilena Milenova
Speech Intelligibility in a Multilingual WorldViewJette Hansen EdwardsThe Chinese University of Hong KongJette Hansen Edwards