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Phonological discrimination and contrast detection in pupillometry [PDF]
IntroductionThe perception of phonemes is guided by both low-level acoustic cues and high-level linguistic context. However, differentiating between these two types of processing can be challenging.
Julia S. C. Chiossi +6 more
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Morphological awareness shows a more robust unique association with reading comprehension than phonological awareness in Chinese children in Grades 3–5 [PDF]
Reading comprehension in morphosyllabic Chinese draws on coordinated phonological, orthographic, morphological, and broader language knowledge, but the unique associations of morphological and phonological awareness remain uncertain once proximal reading
Weibin Hu, Xueru Zhang, Ling Ding
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Degree of Phonological Contrast in Contemporary Persian Language [PDF]
In this article, the current Persian phonological contrast system is addressed under the framework of functionalism. The Degree of Phonological Contrast (DC), as a quantitative index, is determined for consonants in terms of sonority, manner, and place ...
Mahmood Bejankhan +1 more
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Phonological redeployment is the theoretical ability of language learners to utilize non-local phonological knowledge from known languages in the mapping and acquisition of novel contrasts in their target languages. The current paper probes the limits of
Brett C. Nelson
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Introducing Some Idiosyncratic Phonological Features of Rūdbāri (Kerman) Dialect [PDF]
Rūdbāri belongs to Baškardi dialects and is a less-investigated member of south-western Iranian languages whose varieties are spoken in southern part of Kerman province using several idiosyncratic vowel and consonantal features in their phonological ...
Sepehr Seddiqi-nejad +1 more
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Issues in Chinese Nepali Sound Translation: An Equivalence Based Dualistic Approach
This paper sheds light on the phonological issues of Chinese-named entities transliterated into Nepali in contrast to the Source language phonology, Hàny? P?ny?n (pinyin) and the target language phonology.
Dharma Dev Bhatta, Yu Xinya
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Marginal contrast in loanword phonology: Production and perception
Though Dutch is usually described as lacking a voicing contrast at the velar place of articulation, due to intense language contact and heavy lexical borrowing, a contrast between /k/ and /g/ has recently been emerging. We explored the status of this contrast in Dutch speakers in both production and perception.
Martin, Alexander +3 more
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This research examined the relations among Cantonese phonological awareness, invented spelling in Pinyin (in Mandarin), and invented English spelling in 29 first language (L1) and 34 s language (L2) Cantonese-speaking second and third graders in Hong ...
Yanling Zhou, Catherine McBride
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A Phonological Contrastive Analysis of Kurdish and English [PDF]
This study is an attempt to compare and contrast the sound systems of Kurdish and English for pedagogical aims. The consonants, vowels, stress and intonation of the two languages are described using the same model-taxonomic phonology- and then compared and contrasted to find the similarities and differences between the two systems and hence the ...
Rahimpour, Massoud, Saedi Dovaise, Majid
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Phonetic Distinctiveness vs. Lexical Contrastiveness in Non-Robust Phonemic Contrasts
It is known that the mid vowel contrasts of Standard Italian distinguish few minimal pairs, may be lexically variable, and show some degree of phonological conditioning in certain varieties.
D. Robert Ladd, Margaret Renwick
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