Estudio comparativo entre dos variantes del andaluz

Fuentes Farriols, Maria

Estudio comparativo entre dos variantes del andaluz

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Fuentes Farriols, M. Estudio comparativo entre dos variantes del andaluz. 2019. handle: http://hdl.handle.net/10230/42965

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The Andalusian dialect is a Spanish dialect easy to recognize by the country’s speakers, although not everybody is aware of how diverse this dialect’s variations are. This study intends to show that big difference between variations at the phonetic level, to give a clear idea of how rich the speech of this area of Spain is. With that aim, a comparison is made of the most important Andalusian phonetic features between two specific areas of Andalusia: the provinces of Seville and Jaén, one in the west and the other in the east of the Andalusian region. This division is relevant, for many of these features divide the territory in these two halves. A theoretical research about these phonetic phenomena has been carried out and compared with twenty-six recordings from Seville and Jaén. These recordings contain the readings of some sentences and the description of some pictures made by volunteers from both areas, all chosen and designed to make them pronounce the target sounds. These volunteers had to be between eighteen and thirty years old, since they are going to be the people with the strongest influence on the speech of their respective areas in a near future. The comparison’s result is partially the expected one, although many of the studied features are not pronounced as anticipated; in fact, there have been some surprises. In spite of that, the study has accomplished its aim, which is to show the clear difference between these two great dialectal areas at the phonetic level.