This paper investigates how dialectal variation in Eʋe—specifically the Eʋeme and Aŋlɔ varieties—shapes the pronunciation of three English lexical sets: NURSE, DRESS, and lettER. Using a variationist framework, the study analyses vowel quality, duration, and pitch from controlled word-list readings (fifteen items per lexical set) produced by Eʋe-speaking English users…
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