The Durations of Syllable-Final Nasals and the Mora Hypothesis in Japanese
The Durations of Syllable-Final Nasals and the Mora Hypothesis in Japanese
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日语音节尾鼻音的持续时间和莫拉假说
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1993
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Yumiko Sato
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Yumiko Sato
Abstract This study investigates durational differences in syllable-final nasals in Japanese, English, and Korean, and examines the mora hypothesis in Japanese. The phenomenon that syllable-final nasals are longer when followed by a voiced consonant than when followed by a voiceless consonant was observed in languages of different timing categories, i. e. Japanese (moratimed), Korean (syllable-timed), and English (stress-timed). However, syllable-final nasals in Japanese (the mora nasal /n/) are set apart with respect to the moraic status: syllable-final nasals (moraic) are clearly differentiated in duration from syllable-initial nasals (non-moraic).