A model of Mandarin tone categories--a study of perception and production

Keywords

Perception, Mandarin Chinese, Tone (literature), Salient, First language

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• Tokenizing fundamental frequency variation for Mandarin tone error detectionRong Tong, Nancy F. Chen, Boon Pang Lim — 2015
• Effects of talker-to-listener distance on toneChilin Shih, Hsin-Yi Dora Lu — 2015
• The Production and Identification of Mandarin Tones in ContextMeng Liu — 2015
• The gap between the perception and production of tones by American learners of Mandarin – An intralingual perspectiveBei Yang — 2012
• Effects of L1 tone on perception of L2 tone - a study of Mandarin tone learning by native Cantonese children*Xin Xin Li, Carol K. S. To, Manwa L. Ng — 2016
• Perception of Tone in Whispered Mandarin Sentences: The Case for Singapore MandarinYuling Gu, Boon Pang Lim, Nancy F. Chen — 2016
• Tone Pair Similarity and the Perception of Mandarin Tones by Mandarin and English ListenersWenyi Ling, Amy J. Schafer — 2016
• Variability in Mandarin Tone Perception: a multidialectal approachDafydd Gibbon, Huangmei Liu — 2018
• The Effect of Musical Aptitude: Perceiving and Producing Mandarin Lexical Tones By Non-Native Speakers of ChineseJingzhi Zhu — 2016
• The Perception of Mandarin Tones in "Bubble" Noise by Native and L2 ListenersMengxuan Zhao — 2019
• A comparison study on F0 distribution of tone 2 and tone 3 in Mandarin disyllables by native speakers and Japanese learnersTing Zou, Jinsong Zhang, Wen Cao — 2012
• DISCRIMINATION OF LEXICAL TONES OF THE CHONGQING DIALECT BY MANDARIN SPEAKERSYilin Chen — 2014

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