Project leader — Anatoly Ventsov.
The Corpus of Spoken Russian is being created at St. Petersburg State University as a collection of audio texts accompanied by orthographic and acoustic-phonetic transcription. The main aim of the Corpus is to provide data for studying spoken word recognition: the Corpus is used for testing our functional model of spoken word recognition and shows what kind of speech signal native speakers encounter in natural communication.
Authors — Vladislav Zubov, Elena Riekhakaynen.
The list includes words and word combinations that differ by the presence or absence of a space and cause difficulties in writing. The list includes 201 pairs, information on the frequency of usage of the units in spoken and written speech, and part-of-speech annotation. It can be used both in the practice of teaching Russian and as a source of stimuli for experiments.