Juli Cebrian

List of John Benjamins publications in which Juli Cebrian is involved.

Journal

Journal of Second Language Pronunciation

Edited by Dustin Crowther

ISSN 2215-1931 | E‑ISSN 2215‑194X

Cebrian, Juli, Angélica Carlet, Núria Gavaldà and Celia Gorba 2026 Minimal effects of L2 phonetic training on non‑naïve learners’ perception of cross‑linguistic similarity: Minimal effects of training on perceived similarity Journal of Second Language Pronunciation 12:1, pp. 131–145 | Squib

Accuracy of L2 categorization is linked to the degree of perceived similarity between L1 and L2 categories. The effectiveness of high variability phonetic training in improving L2 perception is widely reported. Still, the effect of training on cross-linguistic perceived similarity is largely… read more

Cebrian, Juli 2022 Review of Wayland (2021): Second Language Speech Learning: Theoretical and Empirical Progress Journal of Second Language Pronunciation 8:1, pp. 144–148 | Review

Jułkowska, Izabela Anna and Juli Cebrian 2015 Effects of listener factors and stimulus properties on the intelligibility, comprehensibility and accentedness of L2 speech Journal of Second Language Pronunciation 1:2, pp. 211–237 | Article

The intelligibility, comprehensibility and foreign accentedness of native and Polish-accented English sentences were evaluated by six Polish, six Spanish and six English speakers. The nonnative data were also analyzed for segmental and word stress errors. Results indicated that the three measures… read more

Thomson, Ron I., Tracey M. Derwing, Juli Cebrian, Dustin Crowther, Isabelle Darcy, Jonás Fouz-González, Amanda Huensch, Solène Inceoglu, Unknown (not yet matched), Okim Kang, Unknown (not yet matched), Unknown (not yet matched), Unknown (not yet matched), Joan Carles Mora, Charlie Nagle, Takumi Uchihara, Lynda Yates and Beth Zielinski  Blue-sky thinking about pronunciation research and Teaching Journal of Second Language Pronunciation: Online-First Articles | Article

In the fall of 2024, Ron Thomson and Tracey Derwing invited 15 pronunciation scholars representing several subspecialties to participate in a full-day symposium to discuss directions for pronunciation research. To prepare for the symposium, held in conjunction with the Pronunciation in Second… read more