Cross-Linguistic Perception and Learning of Japanese Lexical Prosody by English Listeners.

Keywords

Prosody, Linguistics, Perception, Psychology, Speech perception

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• Short periods of instruction improve learners’ phonological categories for L2 suprasegmental featuresMark McAndrews — 2019
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• Accuracy and Stability in English Speakers’ Production of Japanese Pitch AccentBecky Taylor — 2021
• The effects of musical experience and training on the perceptual learning of Japanese pitch accent by Italian native speakersYuka Naito — 2021
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