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English With A Latin Beat Studies In Portuguesespanish English Interphonology 1st Edition Barbara O Baptista Michael Alan Watkins

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English With A Latin Beat Studies In Portuguesespanish English Interphonology 1st Edition Barbara O Baptista Michael Alan Watkins
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Publisher: John Benjamins Publishing Company
File Extension: PDF
File size: 1.74 MB
Pages: 221
Author: Barbara O. Baptista; Michael Alan Watkins
ISBN: 9789027292797, 9027292795
Language: English
Year: 2006
Edition: 1

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English With A Latin Beat Studies In Portuguesespanish English Interphonology 1st Edition Barbara O Baptista Michael Alan Watkins by Barbara O. Baptista; Michael Alan Watkins 9789027292797, 9027292795 instant download after payment.

Although it has long been recognized that second language pronunciation is strongly influenced by the native language, second language phonology has only become a recognized area of study during the last thirty years. While English has been the most frequent target language involved, the learners' L1s have varied greatly. This is the first collection to gather together studies involving English learners whose L1 is Spanish or Brazilian Portuguese, two closely-related languages with important phonological differences. The research covers vowel perception and production, syllable simplification strategies, word and compound stress, and vowel reduction. While the papers confirm the important role of the native language, they also shed light on the sometimes subtle and unexpected ways in which this variable interacts with universal markedness relationships to determine the formation of phonetic categories and their use in perception and production. These eleven carefully conducted empirical studies will provide insights for practitioners and stimulate further research.

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