ARTICULATION OF CANTONESE AND ENGLISH SIBILANTS ...

ARTICULATION OF CANTONESE AND ENGLISH SIBILANTS AMONG. BILINGUAL SPEAKERS IN HONG KONG. Jonathan Havenhill, Ming Liu, Tak Wang Li. The University of Hong Kong.

Articulation of Cantonese and English sibilants ... - HKU Scholars Hub

Linguistics: Conference papers. Conference Paper: Articulation of Cantonese and English sibilants among bilingual speakers in Hong Kong. Show simple item record ...

Insights from Sibilant Production in Cantonese and English

The focus is on the production of the Cantonese sibilants /s, ts, tsʰ/ and the English sibilants /s, ʃ, tʃ, dʒ/. Descriptive work has long ...

Bilingual sibilant acoustics in conversational Cantonese-English ...

Acoust. Soc. Am. 139, 1672 (2016)]. This study addresses how bilinguals produce Cantonese /s/, and whether or not it is acoustically comparable ...

Bilingual sibilant acoustics in conversational Cantonese-English ...

Do Cantonese-English bilinguals distinguish Cantonese /s/ from the voiceless English sibilants in conversational speech? Proof of Concept Question: How well do ...

English and Cantonese Phonology in Contrast - ResearchGate

Consonants can be classified according to manner of articulation, place of articulation and the state of the glottis when the consonants are produced (Roach,.

Variation of sibilant palatalization in homeland and heritage ...

The intactness of fricatives might also be explained by that English has ... Foreign influence and sound change: A case study of Cantonese alveolar affricates.

EPG treatment of sibilants in two Cantonese‐speaking children with ...

This is the case for both English-speaking and Cantonese-speaking children. The sibilant system in Cantonese differs from English in several ways: there are no ...

The Three Sibilants in Standard Chinese*

Standard Chinese (SC hereafter) is well-known for having a tripartite distinction of place of articulation for its sibilant fricatives and affricates, namely ...

Linguistic and Social Aspects of Sibilant Palatalization in Homeland ...

... Cantonese were acquired early, but English is their dominant language ... Articulation of Cantonese and. English sibilants among bilingual speakers in Hong Kong.

Perceptual Identification and Perception of Sibilants of English ...

The alveolar and pre-palatal sibilants of English expose an articulation of ... Mandarin Chinese also has four sibilants: /ݢ, ݔ, ܨ, s/, which ...

Vowel-dependent variation in Cantonese /s/ from an individual ...

While the utility of moment analysis has been ques- tioned for the discrimination of different place of articulation in English fricatives ( ...

SPECTRAL MEASURES FOR SIBILANT FRICATIVES OF ENGLISH ...

Mandarin Chinese is a language that has a 3-way contrast among dental ... Places of Articulation: An. Investigation of Pekingese Fricatives and Affricates.

Sibilant - Wikipedia

With the hushing sibilants (occasionally termed shibilants), such as English [ʃ], [tʃ], [ʒ], and [dʒ], the tongue is flatter, and the resulting pitch lower. A ...

An acoustic analysis of Mandarin sibilants produced by Cantonese ...

Under the implementation of the language policy 'Bi-literacy and Tri-lingualism' in Hong Kong, two Chinese varieties, Cantonese and Mandarin, ...

Acoustical Analysis on English Sibilant Fricative /s, ʃ - IEEE Xplore

The results show that the Chinese speakers acquired English /s, ʃ/ better than /s, ʃ/ with a more similar COG of /s, ʃ/ to native English speakers.

the phonetic development of voiceless sibilant fricatives

the articulation and phonological distributions of sibilants in the three languages to ... sibilant fricatives in. English, Japanese and Mandarin Chinese.

Contrast and covert contrast: The phonetic development of voiceless ...

The two voiceless sibilant fricatives are better separated by the centroid values in English as compared to Japanese, which is in accordance with the ...

Linguistic and Social Aspects of Sibilant Palatalization in Homeland ...

... sibilant palatalization among Cantonese ... sibilant palatalization, sound change, language contact, heritage cantonese, variationist sociolinguistics, phonology.

The Phonetic Development of Voiceless Sibilant Fricatives in ...

This dissertation examines the development of voiceless sibilant fricatives in children speaking English, Japanese or Mandarin Chinese. Both English and ...