NON-NATIVE INTERPRETATION AND (RE)PRODUCTION OF SL/FL SOUNDS. CASE STUDY: KOREAN AND ROMANIAN Cover Image

NON-NATIVE INTERPRETATION AND (RE)PRODUCTION OF SL/FL SOUNDS. CASE STUDY: KOREAN AND ROMANIAN
NON-NATIVE INTERPRETATION AND (RE)PRODUCTION OF SL/FL SOUNDS. CASE STUDY: KOREAN AND ROMANIAN

Author(s): Alexandra Bîja
Subject(s): Foreign languages learning, Phonetics / Phonology
Published by: Studia Universitatis Babes-Bolyai
Keywords: phonetics and phonology; Korean language; non-native accent; phonological rules;

Summary/Abstract: Non-native interpretation and (re)production of SL/FL sounds. Case study: Korean and Romanian. Issues in pronunciation arise from the fact that not all languages have identic phonetic inventories and that a language could make use of sounds that may not be present in the phonetic inventory of another, thus a FL learner could have difficulties in reproducing them. This paper tries to approach the issue of non-native pronunciation of sounds with regard to the acquisition of the Korean phonetic system by Romanian native speakers, and vice-versa.

  • Issue Year: 65/2020
  • Issue No: 1
  • Page Range: 117-134
  • Page Count: 18
  • Language: English
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