2023/8/23 -Table 2: Distinctions made between fricatives, by speaker and contrast. Speakers 1-5: native Mandarin speakers; 6-13: heritage speakers; 14-18: late learners. .
2023/9/30 -The word-final nasals m [m] and n [n] are lost after long vowels and weakened to the nazalized approximant [ʋ̃] after short vowels (but cf. § 3.1.1 on the ...
2024/4/12 -The International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA) consists of more than 100 letters and diacritics. Before Unicode became widely available, several ASCII-based ...
2023/11/26 -Are there any languages which distinguish between ʃ and ʂ, or other pairs like ʈʂ, tʃ, which in English are usually written as sh, ch, soft g? Yes there are.
2024/7/21 -This is a list of letters of the Latin script. The definition of a Latin-script letter for this list is a character encoded in the Unicode Standard that has ...
2023/12/20 -The main aim of this study is to examine what kind of phonological system emerges because of language contact wherein adult speakers of L1 (Chinese) attempt ...
2024/4/29 -H 1 , H 2 , and H 3 represent the vowels. *e , *a , and *o and their corresponding laryngeals and nasals as described in rules ten and eleven. N represents ...
2024/7/15 -As usual, in this thread you can ask any questions too small for a full post, ask for resources and answer people's comments! You can find former…
2024/5/13 -Like many varieties in the Mandarin family, the Zibo dialect shows a two-way (alveolar and retroflex) coronal contrast in fricatives /s, ʂ ... cf. Machač ...
2024/5/22 -This article applies the notion of redeployment in second language acquisition to contact-induced diachronic changes. Of special interest are cases where a ...