인지적 유사성에 의한 영어 비음의 유음화 = Liquidization of English Nasal by Perceptual Similarity

다국어 초록 (Multilingual Abstract)

The purpose of this paper is to argue that the perceptual similarity to input between nasal and liquid results in liquidization in English. In most previous studies, English liquidization has been focused on pronouncing errors that can be made in transition coming from phenomena that exist in L2 learners’ native language rules. However, the fact that liquidization such as ‘irregular’ or ‘illegal’ occurs in English when prefix /in/combines with the stems starting with liquid is undeniable. This paper argues that nasal liquidization works in the same mechanism as other /n/ assimilations. As the place feature [alveolar] of /n/ is assimilated by the following place features such as [labial], [labio-dental], [velar] and so on, [alveolar] /n/is assimilated by [r] and [l]. But because there exist no nasal [r] and nasal [l] in English, they come out in liquid [r] and [l] that must be similar to them. With the perceptual constraints that determine feature preservation and loss, I get the expected conclusion in liquidization like other assimilations.

목차 (Table of Contents)

• 1. 서론
• 2. 비음과 유음의 음운현상
• 3. 제약에 의한 분석
• 4. 결론
• References

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