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ON PITCH AND PERCEPTUAL PROMINENCE IN CONVERSATIONAL FINNISH SPEECH

For the Finnish language, the tonal correlates of sentence accent or word-internal stress patterns have only been studied in read-aloud laboratory speech. In this preliminary study, the general relationship between pitch patterns and perceived prominence of word-initial syllables is investigated in free conversational Finnish for one female and one male speaker. The typical pitch levels and distributions are also compared across speakers.