Dag van de Fonetiek 2026

Tijdstip
vrijdag 6 november 2026
Locatie
Amsterdam

Registratie

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Programma

Entree is gratis. 


09:30 - 10:00
 

Inloop
 


10:00 - 10:20


Reduction of Historical Disyllables in Central Kampong Chhnang Cham – Patrick Sam-Lazarov
 


10:20 - 10:40


The Prosodic Organization and Implementation of Weak Function Words in Australian English-speaking Children with Speech Sound Disorder – Rui Cai, Paul Boersma, Ivan Yuen, Katherine Demuth, Titia Benders
 


10:40 – 11:00


A fully Bayesian feature-based phone recognizer – Orhun Uluşahin, James McQueen
 


11:00 - 12:00


Postersessie 1 (met koffie en thee)
 


12:00 - 12:45


Keynote:

 


Popularization pays: From outreach at festivals via a mobile laboratory to a multimillion euro regional language grant – Martijn Wieling
 


12:45 - 13:00
 

Algemene Ledenvergadering
 


13:00 - 14:15
 


Lunchpauze
 


14:15 - 14:35


Do Belgians reverse cross-linguistic trends to maintain phonological contrasts? A study of Belgian French final devoicing – Jérémy Genette, Jalal Al-Tamimi
 


14:35 - 14:55


A quantitative analysis of human corrections to forced alignment and their practical consequences – Cesko Voeten, Nil Akıntürk
 


14:55 - 15:15


Identifying glides in Haitian Creole’s determiner allomorphs – Tristan Chopinez
 


15:15 - 16:15
 

Postersessie 2 (met koffie en thee)


16:15 - 16:35


Merger or contrast: the distinction between /ɔ/ and /o/ in Paris and Marseille – Eva van Kampen, Heather Burnett, Remco Knooihuizen, Alexander Martin
 


16:35 - 16:55
 


Speech Sound Errors: Categorical or Gradient? – Hugo Quené

 


17:00 - 18:00
 

Borrel

 

Posterpresentaties  

(Doorlopend, tussen 11:00 – 12:00 en 15:15 – 16:15)


Investigation of Norwegian tonal accents and intonation among Norwegian bilinguals – Shayan Aqdas
 


The acoustic characteristics of voiced bilabials in Basaá: A three-way contrast of implosives, explosives and nasal elements – Wiliam Bordonaro, Titia Benders, Silke Hamann, Rodolphe Maah
 


Linguistic accommodation between Tunisian and Egyptian Arabic speakers in the diaspora –Tina Bougag
 


Vowel reduction based on prosodic position in Dutch – Tristan Bouverot
 


A semi-spontaneous Dutch speech dataset for speech enhancement and speech recognition – Dimme de Groot, Yuanyuang Zhang, Jorge Martinez, Odette Scharenborg
 


Talking to a brick wall? Examining the role of a priori assumptions in computer-directed speech – Jurjen de Haan, Khiet Truong
 


The Role of Social Network Size and Diversity in Vowel Identification in Noise – Sarah Kapp, Adriana Hanulíková
 


Hearing smiles in the crowd: how babble noise shapes smiled speech perception – Rong Li, Esther Janse, Dirk Heylen, Khiet Truong
 


Why can tigers be pigers but babies not dabies? An eye-tracking study investigating the emergence of coronal underspecification in the developing lexicon of 24-months-old Dutch toddlers – Giusy Santo, Merel van Goch, Paula Fikkert
 


LLMs at the Phonetics-Phonology-Orthography Interface – Zoe Tholen
 


Grammar or Grammars? A maximum entropy analysis of loanword adaptation in Shanghainese – Meng Zhang
 

Programma (pdf)