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Phonological processes of vowels from orthographic to pronounced words in the Buckeye Corpus by sex and age groups
Author
양병곤
Journal Title
말소리와 음성과학
Publication Year
2018
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Summary
This study investigated the phonological processes of words extracted from the Buckeye Corpus, comparing differences between sex and age groups. The analysis revealed that most speakers tend to preserve vowels in natural speech, and phonological processes occurred in a similar pattern regardless of sex and age.
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