PHONETIC AND INTONATION INTERFERENCE BY THE EXAMPLE OF FLEMISH DIALECTS
The article conducts a theoretical scientific review devoted to the problems of studying phonetic interference. The language situation in Belgium is considered, in particular the results of speech contacts of the speakers of the Dutch and French languages by the example of phonetic features of modern Flemish dialects. Theoretical and practical (methodological) problems of studying intonation (its definition and classification of intonation constructions) and intonation interference are stated. The authors generalize the results of empirical studies of intonation interference over the past decades.