L2 vowel perception: Perceptual assimilation to what?
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Data acquisition, Data reduction, Sound recording, Speech analysis, Speech communication, Speech processing, Speech learning model, Speech perception, Vowel perceptionAbstract
The productions of English /u/ and /U/ categories by Mandarin L1 learners of English were examined. Thus, the data used were collected as part of a larger longitudinal study of the development of english language proficiency by recent immigrants to Canada. It was found that the production of English /u/ was not significantly different across native speakers (NS) and Mandarin L1 non-native speakers (NNS). There was a significant difference on the F2 values for the English /U/ category.Downloads
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