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motherese

/ˌmʌð.əˈriːz/

Traducción: Sustantivo que designa el estilo de habla simplificado, de tono agudo y repetitivo que los adultos, especialmente los padres, emplean al dirigirse a niños pequeños.

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noun

/ˌmʌð.əˈriːz/C1formal
  • esSustantivo que designa el estilo de habla simplificado, de tono agudo y repetitivo que los adultos, especialmente los padres, emplean al dirigirse a niños pequeños.

A noun referring to the simplified, high-pitched, and repetitive speech style that adults, especially parents, use when talking to young children.

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  1. Child-directed speechC1formal

    A simplified and repetitive style of speech used by adults when talking to infants and young children, characterized by higher pitch, exaggerated intonation, and simple vocabulary.

    esHabla dirigida al niño

    • Parents naturally use motherese when speaking to their babies.
    • Research shows that motherese helps infants learn language more effectively.
    • She spoke to the toddler in motherese, using a sing-song voice.

    Sinónimosbaby talk

Formas
  • motherese plural form
  • motherese's possessive plural form
  • motherese's possessive singular form