Jeff Holliday

@jeffholliday.bsky.social

Linguist @ University of Kansas. Interested in phonetics, acquisition, sociolinguistics, and Korean. He. https://jjholliday.github.io/

New paper out! Turns out people are pretty good at converging or not on command. But my favorite part is that Americans' TRAP vowels end up conflicted between the TRAP they just heard and that elephant BATH in the room Super fun & my 1st collab w/ Cynthia www.journal-labphon.org/article/id/2...

Cognitive control in cross-dialect phonetic imitation

This paper explores deliberative and automatic processes in phonetic imitation across geographic dialects. 136 American English speakers shadowed an Australian model talker and were instructed to imit...

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Never mind the jobs you had, tell me five classes you took at university. (Note, I wasted most of my undergrad on a business degree.) Social Dance 2 Tax Accounting Biblical and Post-Biblical Hebrew Literature in Translation The Eastern European Experience in America Elements of Japanese Culture

Rachel Burdin@rsburdin.bsky.social · 8mo ago

Never mind the jobs you had, tell me five classes you took at university. Avoiding English/Ling/Music courses (Majors/Minor)... Intermediate Jogging 19th Century Russian Literature Chekhov Political Philosophy The Medieval Church

My paper with Eunjong Kong on Korean "short tongue" pronunciation is finally out 🎉 Recently there has been more discussion of "short tongue" in the context of aegyo, a Korean cute speech register, and "short tongue" is one of its linguistic hallmarks. journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/...

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