An official invitation letter will be provided upon successful registration for your participation in the conference.
학술대회 참가 등록이 정상적으로 완료되면 공식 초청장이 발급됩니다.
Plenary, keynote and parallel sessions.
전체회의, 기조연설 및 분과 세션.
Connect with fellow researchers.
동료 연구자들과의 교류.
Digital certificate of participation.
디지털 참가 증명서 발급.
Official letter after successful registration.
등록 완료 후 공식 초청장 발급.
E-proceedings & resource materials.
전자 논문집 및 참고 자료.
Learn from leading experts & scholars.
저명한 전문가 및 학자들의 강연.
The conference's session tracks effectively support the following SDGs.
본 학술대회의 세션 트랙은 다음의 지속가능발전목표를 효과적으로 지원합니다.
This track explores the phonetic variations that emerge within different speech communities. It aims to uncover how social factors influence pronunciation and phonological patterns.
This session focuses on the interplay between language use and identity formation within diverse communities. Participants will examine how sociophonetic features contribute to the construction of social identities.
This track investigates the cultural factors that shape pronunciation patterns in various linguistic contexts. It seeks to highlight the relationship between cultural identity and phonetic expression.
This session emphasizes the role of interaction in shaping sociophonetic outcomes. Researchers will present studies that analyze how conversational dynamics influence speech variation.
This track examines the impact of social media on sociophonetic variation and language use. It aims to explore how digital communication influences pronunciation and community identity.
This session focuses on phonological changes occurring in urban speech communities. Participants will discuss the factors driving these changes and their implications for sociolinguistic research.
This track investigates the relationship between language variation and social stratification. Presenters will analyze how socioeconomic status influences phonetic and phonological diversity.
This session explores how gender influences sociophonetic variation within speech communities. Researchers will present findings on gendered speech patterns and their social implications.
This track bridges the fields of dialectology and sociophonetics to examine regional speech variations. Participants will discuss methodologies for studying dialectal differences and their sociocultural contexts.
This session focuses on the effects of language contact on phonetic change within communities. Presenters will explore how bilingualism and multilingualism shape phonological systems.
This track examines the implications of sociophonetic research for language education. Participants will discuss strategies for incorporating sociophonetic awareness into teaching practices to enhance language learning.