Supplemental Documents and Links
- Stimuli (target sentence list)
- Background questionnaire
- Ultrasound setup manual
- Micro Ultrasound System
- Ultrafit
- Speech Accent Archive
- Interactive IPA Chart
- International Phonetic Association
- Articulate Instruments Tutorial
How to cite the Non-Native Articulatory (NNA) Corpus
Chanethom, V., Masella Soldati, G., Todd, H., Brennan, H., Myers, J., Hannon, D., Yaghmour, B. and Kwon, H. (2021). The Non-Native Articulatory corpus - French: An ultrasound corpus of French as an additional language (abstract). The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America, 150(4), 190.
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