foreign language syndrome
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foreign language syndrome
In which country are there more cases?
By: Esteban Salazar Duarte
Foreign Accent Syndrome (SAE) is a relatively rare motor speech disorder in which the patient's pronunciation is perceived as foreign by listeners from the same speaking community. In most of the cases registered so far, the origin of SAE has been brain damage.
Who discovered?
who discovered ?
The Foreing Accent Syndrome was first
described in 1907 by the neurologist Pierre Marie (1853-1940)
Pierre Marie
Pierre Marie was born on September 9 1853 in Paris,He began training at the School of Vauves.He was appointed head of the clinic for diseases of the nervous system.
¿what is it?
¿what is it?
(SAE) is a relatively rare motor speech disorder in which the patient's pronunciation is perceived as foreign by listeners from the same speaking community. In most of the cases registered so far, the origin of SAE has been brain damage.
¿why is it caused?
Why is it caused?
Is caused by damage to the areas of the brain responsible for speech resulting from stroke or traumatic brain injury. People who suffer from it speak their own language but with a non-native accent, they pronounce as if they were foreigners, with accents from countries they never visited
who created it?
Who created it?
Is diagnosed in 1907 by French neurologist Pierre Marie. Since then, around 100 cases have been documented, including accent changes such as: From British English to French or Chinesez
treatment
Treatment
Treatment may include the use of accent reduction techniques with the help of a speech-language therapist. The person may also be taught how to move the lips or jaw in a more appropriate way during speech.
In which country are there more cases?
The country where there are more cases is the United Kingdom. Due to World War II, a few survivors had brain injuries.
Symptoms
SYMPTOMS
Loss of verbal fluency; They express themselves with shorter and simpler sentences. Inadequate use of suprasegmental features of language, such as rhythm, prosodic stress, and intonation,Phonetic-phonological and segmental changes of language.