ISAPh2021 welcomes the submission of abstracts in any area of applied phonetics, with a special emphasis on the use of phonetic knowledge and speech analysis tools in the teaching and learning of foreign/second languages. Studies that have a strong experimental component and can significantly contribute to an improved praxis in the teaching and learning of pronunciation are especially welcome.

Abstracts must be no more than 2 pages, including figures and references, and they must be written in English. Do not include author names or affiliations, and please submit abstracts as property-free PDF files. Please use the template provided in the following link for the preparation of your abstract. Use the following link for the submission of your abstract: https://easychair.org/conferences/?conf=isaph2020