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Brandon O Baird

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ID1532710
NAMEBrandon O Baird
GIVEN NAMESBrandon
FAMILY NAMEO Baird
SIGNATUREBAIRD B O
VERIFIEDNo
TOTAL WORKS4
TOTAL CITATIONS7
WORKS AS AUTHOR4
WORKS AS EDITOR0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR2017
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2019
H-INDEX1
  • Ciudadano maya 100

    Brandon O Baird, Brandon Baird•ARTICLE•Hispania•2019•Cited by: 1

    Este artículo presenta una investigación del estado actual del bilingüismo k'iche'-español y las actitudes hacia ello en dos municipios guatemaltecos: uno ubicado cerca de un centro urbano de habla hispana y otro más alejado. El análisis presentado aquí es el resultado de una encuesta y entrevistas con 162 bilingües de estos municipios y demuestra patrones distintos hacia el uso de cada lengua en cada municipio. Además, los resultados de ambos mu…

  • Perceptions of Lexically Specific Phonology Switches on Spanish-Origin Loanwords in American English

    Brandon O Baird, Brandon Baird et al.•ARTICLE•American Speech•2018•Cited by: 5•References: 36

    This matched-guise study investigates not only the perceptions of Spanish-accented English, but also of Lexically Specific Phonology Switches (LSPS) on loanwords of Spanish origin (e.g., taco) within a larger, English-phonology utterance. Listeners rated guises, along with control guises with English phonology throughout, for character traits and also answered open-ended questions about the appearance and activities of the guise speakers. The res…

  • Syntactic and Prosodic Contrastive Focus Marking in K'ichee

    Brandon O Baird, Brandon Baird•ARTICLE•International Journal of American…•2018•Cited by: 1•References: 26

    The present study analyses the syntax and prosody of contrastive focus in K'ichee' according to the bilingual language dominance of the speakers. Results of a production task reveal that although speakers use all of the syntactic constructions mentioned in the literature, speakers that are less dominant in K'ichee' use in situ constructions at a higher rate. The results of the acoustic analysis show that, in contrast to work on other Mayan langua…

  • Phonology and Phonetics

    Nora C England, Brandon O Baird et al.•CHAPTER•Mayan Languages•2017

    The phonology of Mayan languages is well known both descriptively and historically. To begin the discussion of the sound systems of Mayan languages, it is useful to consider the sound inventory that has been reconstructed for Proto-Mayan ( Campbell and Kaufman 1985 :190; Campbell, this volume, slightly modified in terms of placement of *h and *χ). International Phonetic Alphabet symbols are used here and elsewhere in this chapter. The practical o…

  • Perceptions of Lexically Specific Phonology Switches on Spanish-Origin Loanwords in American English

    Brandon O Baird, Brandon Baird et al.•ARTICLE•American Speech•2018•Cited by: 5•References: 36

    This matched-guise study investigates not only the perceptions of Spanish-accented English, but also of Lexically Specific Phonology Switches (LSPS) on loanwords of Spanish origin (e.g., taco) within a larger, English-phonology utterance. Listeners rated guises, along with control guises with English phonology throughout, for character traits and also answered open-ended questions about the appearance and activities of the guise speakers. The res…

  • Ciudadano maya 100

    Brandon O Baird, Brandon Baird•ARTICLE•Hispania•2019•Cited by: 1

    Este artículo presenta una investigación del estado actual del bilingüismo k'iche'-español y las actitudes hacia ello en dos municipios guatemaltecos: uno ubicado cerca de un centro urbano de habla hispana y otro más alejado. El análisis presentado aquí es el resultado de una encuesta y entrevistas con 162 bilingües de estos municipios y demuestra patrones distintos hacia el uso de cada lengua en cada municipio. Además, los resultados de ambos mu…

  • Syntactic and Prosodic Contrastive Focus Marking in K'ichee

    Brandon O Baird, Brandon Baird•ARTICLE•International Journal of American…•2018•Cited by: 1•References: 26

    The present study analyses the syntax and prosody of contrastive focus in K'ichee' according to the bilingual language dominance of the speakers. Results of a production task reveal that although speakers use all of the syntactic constructions mentioned in the literature, speakers that are less dominant in K'ichee' use in situ constructions at a higher rate. The results of the acoustic analysis show that, in contrast to work on other Mayan langua…

  • Phonology and Phonetics

    Nora C England, Brandon O Baird et al.•CHAPTER•Mayan Languages•2017

    The phonology of Mayan languages is well known both descriptively and historically. To begin the discussion of the sound systems of Mayan languages, it is useful to consider the sound inventory that has been reconstructed for Proto-Mayan ( Campbell and Kaufman 1985 :190; Campbell, this volume, slightly modified in terms of placement of *h and *χ). International Phonetic Alphabet symbols are used here and elsewhere in this chapter. The practical o…

  • Perceptions of Lexically Specific Phonology Switches on Spanish-Origin Loanwords in American English

    Brandon O Baird, Brandon Baird et al.•ARTICLE•American Speech•2018•Cited by: 5•References: 36

    This matched-guise study investigates not only the perceptions of Spanish-accented English, but also of Lexically Specific Phonology Switches (LSPS) on loanwords of Spanish origin (e.g., taco) within a larger, English-phonology utterance. Listeners rated guises, along with control guises with English phonology throughout, for character traits and also answered open-ended questions about the appearance and activities of the guise speakers. The res…

  • Syntactic and Prosodic Contrastive Focus Marking in K'ichee

    Brandon O Baird, Brandon Baird•ARTICLE•International Journal of American…•2018•Cited by: 1•References: 26

    The present study analyses the syntax and prosody of contrastive focus in K'ichee' according to the bilingual language dominance of the speakers. Results of a production task reveal that although speakers use all of the syntactic constructions mentioned in the literature, speakers that are less dominant in K'ichee' use in situ constructions at a higher rate. The results of the acoustic analysis show that, in contrast to work on other Mayan langua…

  • Ciudadano maya 100

    Brandon O Baird, Brandon Baird•ARTICLE•Hispania•2019•Cited by: 1

    Este artículo presenta una investigación del estado actual del bilingüismo k'iche'-español y las actitudes hacia ello en dos municipios guatemaltecos: uno ubicado cerca de un centro urbano de habla hispana y otro más alejado. El análisis presentado aquí es el resultado de una encuesta y entrevistas con 162 bilingües de estos municipios y demuestra patrones distintos hacia el uso de cada lengua en cada municipio. Además, los resultados de ambos mu…

Linguistics (3 works) · Philosophy (3 works) · Psychology (3 works) · Linguistic Variation and Morphology (2 works) · Multilingual Education and Policy (2 works) · Philosophy (2 works) · Phonetics and Phonology Research (2 works) · Phonology (2 works) · Archaeology (1 work) · Art (1 work)

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