intonation znaczenie & definicja

Przykłady intonation

• They also tend to engage in ' secondary baby talk ' in which their sentence structure is simplified, volume is raised, and exaggerated intonations and facial expressions used.

• The assurance that he gave, with magnificent intonations of sincerity, was that the period allowed would be long enough by "reasonable judgment".

• There were certain mannerisms and intonations which seemed familiar to me.

• The intonations are not always the same.

• In contrast, the human anterior cingulate cortex is responsible for the control of prosody and intonation and for the coordination between speech and emotional content.

• Thus, tone languages do not generally have complex intonation systems.

• Intonation is a central concern for interactive spoken language systems for both recognition and synthesis of effective dialogues.

• Chafe 1994 ties prosodic phenomena such as types of intonation contour to cognitive processes taking place during verbalization.