Roland Nagy

Dr. Roland Nagy is an Assistant Professor at the Institute of Germanic Studies and a lecturer in the Department of Netherlandic Studies at Eötvös Loránd University (ELTE) in Budapest. His research focuses on Dutch language phonetics and phonology, particularly in the context of second language acquisition (NT2) and transcription methodologies.

Research Interests

His work explores phonological markedness, loan phonemes, and segmental analysis in Dutch as a second language. He investigates challenges in transcription and pronunciation teaching methods, emphasizing the acquisition of Dutch phonetic structures.

Publications Overview

His publications address topics like the marked status of Dutch loan phonemes in NT2 learners, phonological systems, and transcription difficulties. Keywords include Linguistics, Phonetics, NT2 Acquisition, and Applied Linguistics.