SECOND LANGUAGE SPEECH PERCEPTION AND PRODUCTION: ACQUISITION OF PHONOLOGICAL CONTRASTS IN JAPANESE
SECOND LANGUAGE SPEECH PERCEPTION AND PRODUCTION: ACQUISITION OF PHONOLOGICAL CONTRASTS IN JAPANESE
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第二语言语音感知和产生：日语语音对比的习得
DOI：
10.1017/s0272263105220211
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发表时间：
2005
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4.1
通讯作者：
Dennie Hoopingarner
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作者：
Dennie Hoopingarner
第二语言语音的感知和产生：日语语音对比的获得。户田。Landam，MD：University Press of America，2003. Pp. 213. 63美元的布。这卷是对第二语言（L2）音韵学的调查。户田的研究主题是以英语为母语的学习者对日语音节计时系统的发展。户田指出，习得第二语言的语音学不仅仅是在没有口音的情况下使用语言。还必须发展一套规范语言使用的表述和规则系统。英语和日语的不同之处在于，英语依赖于重音来确定音节的重量，而日语则使用时间。本研究调查了日语学习者作为第二语言的程度已经获得了这方面的日语音节，并利用感知和生产任务。本研究的假设之一是建立在二语语音学研究的基础上的，即感知和产出是相互关联的，但它们不是彼此的镜像。
SECOND LANGUAGE SPEECH PERCEPTION AND PRODUCTION: ACQUISITION OF PHONOLOGICAL CONTRASTS IN JAPANESE. Takako Toda. Landam, MD: University Press of America, 2003. Pp. 213. $63.00 cloth. This volume is an investigation into second language (L2) phonology. The subject of Toda's study is the development of the syllable timing system of Japanese by learners who are native speakers of English. Toda points out that acquiring a L2 phonology involves more than producing the language without an accent. It is also necessary to develop a system of representations and rules that will govern language use. English and Japanese differ in that while English relies on stress to determine syllable weight, Japanese uses time. This study investigates the extent to which learners of Japanese as a L2 have acquired that aspect of the Japanese syllable and makes use of both perception and production tasks. One of the assumptions of this study—an assumption founded on previous studies in L2 phonology—is that perception and production are interrelated, but that they are not mirror images of one another.