When and how do we hear whether a Dutch speech utterance is a statement or a declarative question?

van Heuven, Vincent J.; Haan, Judith

doi:10.1075/avt.17.11heu

Article published In: Linguistics in the Netherlands 2000
Edited by Helen de Hoop and Ton van der Wouden
[Linguistics in the Netherlands 17] 2000
► pp. 93–104

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When and how do we hear whether a Dutch speech utterance is a statement or a declarative question?

Vincent J. van Heuven | Leiden University/HIL

Judith Haan | Nijmegen University/CLS

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Published online: 28 November 2000

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