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Miquel Simonet

Member of the Graduate Faculty | Professor, Second Language Acquisition / Teaching - GIDP | Professor, Cognitive Science - GIDP | Professor, Spanish and Portuguese | Human Subjects Research Liaison, College of Humanities

Spanish and Portuguese

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Publications(60)

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Velar palatalization, phonologization, and sound change: An acoustic study of k/fronting in Majorcan Catalan

2025

phonology

Marginal phonemic contrasts yield marginal perceptual sensitivity

2024

phonetics, perception, sensitivity, contrast, phonology

Perceptual sensitivity to stress in native English speakers learning Spanish as a second language

2023

language acquisition, stress perception, bilingualism, psycholinguistics, perceptual sensitivity

Phonological processing of stress by native English speakers learning Spanish as a second language

2022

phonological processing, second language acquisition, stress patterns, bilingualism, language learning

Phonetic variants of Majorcan Catalan ʒ/ A controlled study in societal language contact

2022

phonetic variation, societal language contact, majorcan catalan, phonetics

Foreign-language phonetic development leads to first-language phonetic drift: Plosive consonants in native Portuguese speakers learning English as a foreign language in Brazil

2021

phonetic development, language acquisition, phonetics, second language learning, linguistics

The perception of postalveolar English obstruents by Spanish speakers learning English as a foreign language in Mexico

2020

phonetics, language acquisition, second language learning, linguistics, cross-linguistic phonology

Language dominance does not always predict cross-linguistic interactions in bilingual speech production

2020

bilingualism, language processing, linguistic interactions, speech production, language dominance

Chapter 9. Spoken word recognition and shesheo in Northwestern Mexico: A preliminary investigation into the effects of sociophonetic variability on auditory lexical access

2019

speech recognition, lexical access, auditory perception, mexican dialects

Duration of syllable nuclei in Spanish

2019

linguistics, spanish language, phonetics, speech perception, language acquisition

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Miquel Simonet

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Sonia Colina

Natasha Warner

Grants(1)

Publications(60)

Velar palatalization, phonologization, and sound change: An acoustic study of k/fronting in Majorcan Catalan

Marginal phonemic contrasts yield marginal perceptual sensitivity

Perceptual sensitivity to stress in native English speakers learning Spanish as a second language

Phonological processing of stress by native English speakers learning Spanish as a second language

Phonetic variants of Majorcan Catalan ʒ/ A controlled study in societal language contact

Foreign-language phonetic development leads to first-language phonetic drift: Plosive consonants in native Portuguese speakers learning English as a foreign language in Brazil

The perception of postalveolar English obstruents by Spanish speakers learning English as a foreign language in Mexico

Language dominance does not always predict cross-linguistic interactions in bilingual speech production

Chapter 9. Spoken word recognition and shesheo in Northwestern Mexico: A preliminary investigation into the effects of sociophonetic variability on auditory lexical access

Duration of syllable nuclei in Spanish

Profile

Miquel Simonet

Collaboration(2)

Sonia Colina

Natasha Warner

Grants(1)

Publications(60)

Velar palatalization, phonologization, and sound change: An acoustic study of k/fronting in Majorcan Catalan

Marginal phonemic contrasts yield marginal perceptual sensitivity

Perceptual sensitivity to stress in native English speakers learning Spanish as a second language

Phonological processing of stress by native English speakers learning Spanish as a second language

Phonetic variants of Majorcan Catalan ʒ/ A controlled study in societal language contact

Foreign-language phonetic development leads to first-language phonetic drift: Plosive consonants in native Portuguese speakers learning English as a foreign language in Brazil

The perception of postalveolar English obstruents by Spanish speakers learning English as a foreign language in Mexico

Language dominance does not always predict cross-linguistic interactions in bilingual speech production

Chapter 9. Spoken word recognition and shesheo in Northwestern Mexico: A preliminary investigation into the effects of sociophonetic variability on auditory lexical access

Duration of syllable nuclei in Spanish