Lithuanian spoken corpora and studies of first language acquisition: a view from outside

The paper provides an overview of Lithuanian spontaneous speech corpora and certain studies of the acquisition of Lithuanian as a first language. The author focuses mainly on those resources and papers that are published in English and thus can be used by non-Lithuanian speaking researchers as meth...

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Main Author: Elena Riekhakaynen
Format: Article
Language:deu
Published: Vilnius University 2019-12-01
Series:Lietuvių Kalba
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Online Access:https://www.journals.vu.lt/lietuviu-kalba/article/view/22492
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spelling doaj-313a7b7316254cc6b4c7ef433ee9793f2021-03-23T13:11:01ZdeuVilnius UniversityLietuvių Kalba1822-525X2019-12-011310.15388/LK.2019.22492Lithuanian spoken corpora and studies of first language acquisition: a view from outsideElena Riekhakaynen0Saint-Petersburg State University, Russia The paper provides an overview of Lithuanian spontaneous speech corpora and certain studies of the acquisition of Lithuanian as a first language. The author focuses mainly on those resources and papers that are published in English and thus can be used by non-Lithuanian speaking researchers as methodological and/or theoretical inspiration for further studies on different languages. Among the spoken corpora discussed in the paper are: the speech corpus Liepa, Sakytinės kalbos įrašų bazė, the Corpus of Spoken Lithuanian. The author pays special attention to the latter as it is closely connected to the development of the Lithuanian corpus of child and child-directed speech. The studies of the acquisition of Lithuanian as a first language are overviewed in the second part of the paper. The majority of studies on corpus data (including those conducted within international cross-linguistic projects) describe the acquisition of grammar by native speakers of Lithuanian. In the most recent research, there is a shift towards new aspects of first language acquisition (including phonology and morphophonology) and new methods (experiments becoming more and more popular).     https://www.journals.vu.lt/lietuviu-kalba/article/view/22492spoken corporaspontaneous speechfirst language acquisitionLithuanianRussian
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author Elena Riekhakaynen
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Lithuanian spoken corpora and studies of first language acquisition: a view from outside
Lietuvių Kalba
spoken corpora
spontaneous speech
first language acquisition
Lithuanian
Russian
author_facet Elena Riekhakaynen
author_sort Elena Riekhakaynen
title Lithuanian spoken corpora and studies of first language acquisition: a view from outside
title_short Lithuanian spoken corpora and studies of first language acquisition: a view from outside
title_full Lithuanian spoken corpora and studies of first language acquisition: a view from outside
title_fullStr Lithuanian spoken corpora and studies of first language acquisition: a view from outside
title_full_unstemmed Lithuanian spoken corpora and studies of first language acquisition: a view from outside
title_sort lithuanian spoken corpora and studies of first language acquisition: a view from outside
publisher Vilnius University
series Lietuvių Kalba
issn 1822-525X
publishDate 2019-12-01
description The paper provides an overview of Lithuanian spontaneous speech corpora and certain studies of the acquisition of Lithuanian as a first language. The author focuses mainly on those resources and papers that are published in English and thus can be used by non-Lithuanian speaking researchers as methodological and/or theoretical inspiration for further studies on different languages. Among the spoken corpora discussed in the paper are: the speech corpus Liepa, Sakytinės kalbos įrašų bazė, the Corpus of Spoken Lithuanian. The author pays special attention to the latter as it is closely connected to the development of the Lithuanian corpus of child and child-directed speech. The studies of the acquisition of Lithuanian as a first language are overviewed in the second part of the paper. The majority of studies on corpus data (including those conducted within international cross-linguistic projects) describe the acquisition of grammar by native speakers of Lithuanian. In the most recent research, there is a shift towards new aspects of first language acquisition (including phonology and morphophonology) and new methods (experiments becoming more and more popular).    
topic spoken corpora
spontaneous speech
first language acquisition
Lithuanian
Russian
url https://www.journals.vu.lt/lietuviu-kalba/article/view/22492
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