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Vowels in Standard Austrian German<br />

F3 L L Rs Rs Rus Rus. Ss Ss Sus Sus<br />

Sp012 2525 2125 2107 1988 2124 2042 2144 2094 2176 2133<br />

Sp180 2649 2748 2675 2575 2651 2615 2761 2588 2642 2592<br />

Sp082 – – 2438 2479 2483 2448 2471 2431 2515 2538<br />

Sp129 – – 2674 2361 2550 2451 2459 2370 2503 2270<br />

Sp126 – – 2244 1938 2147 2114 2228 2110 2244 2080<br />

Sp127 – – 2454 2420 2338 2277 2481 2330 2496 2374<br />

Table 4.32: Mean F3 values of /o/ and /O/ over all speaking tasks. Within each task, the value to<br />

the left represents the vowel /o/, the value to the right the vowel /O/. Statistically<br />

significant differences within each pair (p < 0.05) are marked in bold. Where the tvalue<br />

is negative, the pair is additionally in italics. Legend as in Table 4.12.<br />

In reading logatomes, both speakers discern the pair for F1 and F2. F3 is only used by<br />

speaker sp012. The same picture emerges for the stressed position in the sentence<br />

reading task; all speakers discern the pair for F1 and F2, but only three use F3 as well.<br />

Figure 4.26 summarizes the results of the statistical analysis:<br />

Figure 4.26: Results of the one-tailed t-tests for the vowel pair /o/ – /O/. For each formant and<br />

each speaking task, statistically significant differences (p < 0.05) are indicated by<br />

crossbeams. Where no differences occur for a given formant, the space is left<br />

blank. Legend as in Table 4.12.

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