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“It Will Always Be a Hobby”: Korean Language Learners Disengaged From Native-Speakerism

The Korean Language in America
This study delves into the evolving landscape of native-speakerism, with a particular focus on nonheritage Korean as a foreign language (KFL) learners in the United States.
Sora Kim
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A Study of Semantic Relation in Word Association by the Word Association Test of Korean Language Teachers, Korean Language Learners and Korean Native Speakers

Korean Association For Learner-Centered Curriculum And Instruction
Objectives This study investigates the semantic relations of associated words between Korean language teachers, Korean language learners and Korean native speakers through word association test.
HyunJung Shin
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Acquisition of the Order between Subject and Verb in Spanish as a Second Language: A Study Based on Chinese Learners

International Journal of Linguistics & Communication
This research investigates the acquisition of the order between subject and intransitive verbs in L2 Spanish under the lexical-semantic constraints and lexical-semantic-pragmatic constraints, based on Chinese speaker learners.
Meili Deng
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Comparative Analysis of Writing Strategies Used by Native-Speaker Koreans and Chinese Learners of Korean in Korea and China

Journal of the International Network for Korean Language and Culture, 2022
Huan Yu, Y. Lin, DI Zhang
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Evaluation of Native Japanese Speaker of Japanese Learners' Direct Translation into Korean

Korean Journal of Japanese Language and Literature, 2021
Nam-sung Cho
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Influence of Social Variables on the Complaint Speech Acts of German Learners of Korean

International Network for Korean Language and Culture
This study examines how social distance and social status affect complaint speech acts’ performance and expression among native Korean speakers and German Korean learners.
Haiyoung Lee, Jeehye Ha
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English band importance functions in competing speech for Spanish-speaking second-language learners of English.

Journal of the Acoustical Society of America
Band importance functions (BIFs) for speech perception have been well characterized for native speakers of English tested with English speech-in-noise materials.
Emily Buss, Sofia C. F. Hall, Stefani Garcia, Grace S. Capretta, Lauren Calandruccio   +4 more
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A Study on Compliment Speech Act of Chinese Learners of Korean Based on Sociolinguistic Variables

Korean Association For Learner-Centered Curriculum And Instruction
Objectives This study aims to investigate the influence of compliment topics, social status, and intimacy on the compliment speech act of Korean native speakers(KNS), Chinese learners of Korean as a second language(KSL) and Chinese learners of Korean as ...
Lanjuan Lu, S. Kim
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What does your accent say about you? The perception of Cuban and Peninsular Spanish varieties by native and non-native speakers of Spanish

International Journal of the Sociology of Language
Individuals can make judgments on a person’s personality and socioeconomic status in as little as 30 s after hearing their voice. This study investigates the perceptions of Cuban and Peninsular Spanish varieties by native Cuban and Peninsular Spanish ...
Gabriela Martinez Loyola, Ioana Colgiu, Laura Spinu, Yasaman Rafat   +3 more
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Question patterns of Vietnamese Korean learners in interviews

International Network for Korean Language and Culture
Journal of the International Network for Korean Language and Culture 22-3, 439-470. With the aim of proposing pedagogical strategies to enhance interview performance, this study investigates the questioning strategies and challenges encountered by ...
Phan Hoang Long Phan, Soonhee Kwon
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