日本人英語学習者の英語音素における音響的観点からの日英語比較研究 [in Japanese] An Acoustic Comparison of English Phonemes Between English Males and Male Japanese English Learners [in Japanese]
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This research explores the salient acoustic features of some English vowels and consonants produced by English and Japanese speakers. The important findings include the differentially reduced vowel space for Japanese speakers, different spectral patterns for the sibilant /s, z/ and the affricate /tʃ, dʒ/, and the far weaker intensity for /s, z, tʃ, dʒ/ among Japanese speakers. Some implications for the learning and teaching of pronunciation of these segments are presented.
This research explores the salient acoustic features of some English vowels and consonants produced by English and Japanese speakers. The important findings include the differentially reduced vowel space for Japanese speakers, different spectral patterns for the sibilant /s, z/ and the affricate /〓, 〓/, and the far weaker intensity for /s, z, 〓, 〓/ among Japanese speakers. Some implications for the learning and teaching of pronunciation of these segments are presented.
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- CASELE Research Bulletin
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CASELE Research Bulletin 40(0), 41-50, 2010
The Chugoku Academic Society of English Language Education