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Minimal definition of narrative is based on more segmental elements in the studies carried out so far. This study investigates the intonational framework of the narratives produced by Turkish adult narrators using Mayer's picture book  Frog, where are you?  The findings reveal that narrators are not totally free to tailor narratives intonationally according to their idiosyncratic narrative skills only. There are deterministic constraints imposed by the narrative discourse to urge them to apply certain intonational patterns in certain parts of an oral narrative. It was found that Turkish narrators apply three major intonational forms to mark narrative units or events to tailor the narrative according to the listener. They use pauses to increase the thirst in the listener for the anticipated resolution in the course of the unfolding of the plot; they use rising intonation to inform the listener about the forthcoming part of the narrative; and they use falling intonation to mark the termination of an event or the narrative.

Suprasegmentals in the definition of narrative and intonational patterns in Turkish oral narratives