Helene Coustenoble (1894–1963) was a French phonetician and gifted language teacher. Early on she... more Helene Coustenoble (1894–1963) was a French phonetician and gifted language teacher. Early on she moved to Britain to work under Daniel Jones at University College London, where she remained for the rest of her career. Renowned for her teaching abilities, she also produced significant books on the phonetics of Provencal and the intonation of French.
Preface 1. Transcription Notes to English transcriptions English transcriptions Notes to Dutch tr... more Preface 1. Transcription Notes to English transcriptions English transcriptions Notes to Dutch transcriptions Dutch transcriptions 2. Dictation Notes to dictations Dictations 3. Allophonic description Notes to allophonic descriptions Allophonic descriptions 4. Accents Notes to transcripts of accents Transcripts of accents 5. Additional passages for transcription 6. Test questions Notes to cassette tapes The International Phonetic Alphabet References
Helene Coustenoble (1894–1963) was a French phonetician and gifted language teacher. Early on she... more Helene Coustenoble (1894–1963) was a French phonetician and gifted language teacher. Early on she moved to Britain to work under Daniel Jones at University College London, where she remained for the rest of her career. Renowned for her teaching abilities, she also produced significant books on the phonetics of Provencal and the intonation of French.
Preface 1. Transcription Notes to English transcriptions English transcriptions Notes to Dutch tr... more Preface 1. Transcription Notes to English transcriptions English transcriptions Notes to Dutch transcriptions Dutch transcriptions 2. Dictation Notes to dictations Dictations 3. Allophonic description Notes to allophonic descriptions Allophonic descriptions 4. Accents Notes to transcripts of accents Transcripts of accents 5. Additional passages for transcription 6. Test questions Notes to cassette tapes The International Phonetic Alphabet References
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