CHILEAN-SPANISH CONSONANTS AS UTTERED BY AMERICANENGLISH NATIVE SPEAKERS WHO ARE LEARNING SPANISH AS A FOREIGN LANGUAGE
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https://doi.org/10.7764/onomazein.18.03Keywords:
auditory analysis, acoustics phonetics, consonants, Spanish as a foreign language, English-SpanishAbstract
This article displays the results of an auditory and acoustic analysis of Spanish consonants as uttered by fourteen American learners of Spanish as a foreign language. These results were compared with an analysis of the same consonants produced by a Spanish native speaker from Concepción, Chile. The segments were grouped into five main categories according to the main phonetic and phonological traits identified during their utterance by foreign speakers.
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Pradel Suárez, B., & Soto-Barba, J. (2008). CHILEAN-SPANISH CONSONANTS AS UTTERED BY AMERICANENGLISH NATIVE SPEAKERS WHO ARE LEARNING SPANISH AS A FOREIGN LANGUAGE. Onomázein, (18), 75–91. https://doi.org/10.7764/onomazein.18.03
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