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- Learning Syllable-timed Prosody as a Native Speaker of Stress-timed Prosody
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Jong-mi Kim
Pages : 87-107
Abstract
Keywords
# prosodic transfer # contrastive duration # contrastive pitch # English-speaking learners of Korean # pairwise variability # fundamental frequency # vowel duration # speech rhythm
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