Other-initiated repair across languages: towards a typology of conversational structures

Article Use Across Languages: an OT Typology

Many languages use definite and indefinite articles to signal the referential status of individuals in conversational space. But articles are not necessary to set up or maintain discourse reference, as witnessed by the fact that languages can also get by with bare nominals. Similarly, we find that many, but not all languages use a morphological singular/plural contrast to distinguish reference ...

typology of iranian languages

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Metacognitive (Rending) Strategies Across Languages and Techniques

Emotiphons: Emotion markers in Conversational Speech - Comparison across Indian Languages

In spontaneous speech, emotion information is embedded at several levels: acoustic, linguistic, gestural (non-verbal), etc. For emotion recognition in speech, there is much attention to acoustic level and some attention at the linguistic level. In this study, we identify paralinguistic markers for emotion in the language. We study two Indian languages belonging to two distinct language families...

Towards speech understanding across multiple languages

In this paper we describe our initial e orts in building a natural language understanding (NLU) system across multiple languages. The system allows users to switch languages seamlessly in a single session without requiring any switch in the speech recognition system. Context dependence is maintained across sentences, even when the user changes languages. Towards this end we have begun building ...