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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Second Language Phonology"”.

  1. A Markedness Approach to Epenthesis in Arabic Speakers' L2 English

    … of allowed syllable structures from their native language, this thesis illustrates that the universal markedness of consonant clusters could be a factor that motivates L2 speakers to simplify complex syllable margins. Universal markedness has to do with the frequency that a structure occurs …

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  2. A Markedness Approach to Epenthesis in Arabic Speakers' L2 English

    … of allowed syllable structures from their native language, this thesis illustrates that the universal markedness of consonant clusters could be a factor that motivates L2 speakers to simplify complex syllable margins. Universal markedness has to do with the frequency that a structure occurs …

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  3. On the Syllable Structure of English Pidgins and Creoles.

    … for phonological theory and for the study of language contacts, as well as of the relevance of optimality theory to the study of syllable restructuring in the English pidgins and creoles. The issues discussed include the role of markedness, the relation between constraints on syllable …

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  4. Sicilians In Detroit: How Do They Speak?

    … States as first-generation Americans and their second-generation American children were interviein both Sicilian and English. They responded to questions concerning their life in the US, retold a story seen in a picture book and counted from one to 20. Sections of the interview in both languages …

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