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DOI: 10.1344/phonica.2022.18.3-23 Hungarian learners of Spanish It can also be said that syllable type too has an effect on reduction. Besides this, the authors must mention that normally the authors find significantly fewer examples of syllable reduction in lexical words than in groups of words that have only grammatical functions (Casali, 1996, 1997; Causley, 1999 and Jenkins, 1999, both cited by Alba, 2006, p 279). The authors should also note that, according to Burchfield and amp; Bradlow (2014, p 274-275), language and speech style have no effect . . .

 



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