Perception de la matière phonique des sujets trilingues

Despite the wealth of research on multilingualism, which assumes that the structure of phonic materials of multilingual and monolingual subjects are dissimilar, the processes of perception and apprehension of a foreign language and have not deserved much attention. The analysis of the perceptive behavior of multilingual and monolingual subjects - with an aim to detect similarities - points to a perceptive idiosyncrasy of the multilingual subject, and has shown deviant behaviors in relation to the perceptive behavior of monolingual subjects. New elements have emerged for the characterization of a new typology of multilingualism, no longer based on sociolinguistic and psycholinguistic characterizations of the subjects but on their perceptual performance, which can be objectified for each of the languages in contact.