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Effects of dialectal differences in the use of native-language acoustic cues on the production and perception of second language stops

Sooa Lim Jeong-Im Han 2014년

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' Effects of dialectal differences in the use of native-language acoustic cues on the production and perception of second language stops' 의 주제별 논문영향력
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  • 음운, 음성, 문자
  • englishstops
  • f0
  • korean dialects
  • l1 transfer
  • speechproductionandperception
  • vot
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' Effects of dialectal differences in the use of native-language acoustic cues on the production and perception of second language stops' 의 참고문헌

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