Effect of consonant and vowel context on Mandarin Chinese VOT: production and perception
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hearing, speech analysis and processing, speech intelligibility, consonant context, vowel context, production, perception, voice onset time, Mandarin Chinese, articulation, vowel quality, cross-over boundary valuesAbstract
The authors give a preliminary report on a study of voice onset time (VOT) in Mandarin Chinese. The issues to be focused on here are the effects of consonantal place of articulation and vowel quality on VOT duration (at the production level) and cross-over boundary values (at the perceptual level)
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