Allophonic and phonemic contrasts in infants' learning of sound patterns
French-learning 11-month-old and English-learning 11-and 4-month-old infants were
familiarized with consonant–vowel–consonant syllables in which the final consonants were …
familiarized with consonant–vowel–consonant syllables in which the final consonants were …
Task Effects on the Perception of Phonological Contrasts by Korean Monolingual Adults
JI Han - 언어, 2009 - dbpia.co.kr
Three experiments were conducted to investigate the effects of" task paradigms"(AX vs.
AXB) and" the inter-stimulus interval (ISI)"(500 ms vs. 1000 ms vs. 1500 ms) on the …
AXB) and" the inter-stimulus interval (ISI)"(500 ms vs. 1000 ms vs. 1500 ms) on the …
[PDF][PDF] CHAPTER FOUR THE IMPACT OF ALLOPHONIC VARIATION ON L2 SPEECH PERCEPTION CHIARA CELATA
C CELATA - Recent Research in Second Language Phonetics … - academia.edu
The notion of perceived similarity between nonnative sounds and corresponding native
phonological categories is widely recognized as an important element for any account of L2 …
phonological categories is widely recognized as an important element for any account of L2 …
CHAPTER FOUR THE IMPACT OF ALLOPHONIC VARIATION
C CELATA - Recent Research in Second Language Phonetics …, 2009 - books.google.com
The notion of perceived similarity between nonnative sounds and corresponding native
phonological categories is widely recognized as an important element for any account of L2 …
phonological categories is widely recognized as an important element for any account of L2 …
[PDF][PDF] voiceless/r
K Johnson - Citeseer
409 the speaker, but what of the hearer? We can say that he, too, is vicariously experiencing
a rhythm of movement–he, in a sense, is a speaker also.... We talk for convenience …
a rhythm of movement–he, in a sense, is a speaker also.... We talk for convenience …