Phonology–164. f 2008 Cambridge University Press doi:S0952675708001425 Printed in the United Kingdom On the perceptual origin of loanword adaptations: experimental evidence from

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• Linguistics
• Phonology
• Phonotactics
• Consonant
• Gemination
• Epenthesis
• Syllable
• English phonology
• Irish phonology

Catalan Journal of Linguistics 11, Loanword Phonology, Lexical Exceptions, Morphologically Driven Underapplication, and the Nature of Positionally Biased Constraints* Clàudia Pons-Moll

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• Catalan language
• Assimilation
• Vowel harmony
• Schwa

Nat Lang Linguist Theory:705–723 DOIs11049Japanese loanword devoicing revisited: a rating study Shigeto Kawahara

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Testing Japanese loanword devoicing: Addressing task effects Abstract In the loanword phonology of Japanese, voiced obstruent geminates ([bb, dd, gg]) have been claimed to devoice when they co-occur with another voiced o

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Korean speakers’ perception of Japanese geminates: Evidence for the role of L1 grammar in loanword adaptation Hyunsoon Kim Hongik University The present study aims to investigate whether the grammar of a recipient lang

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The role of perceived similarity and contrast: English loanwords into Korean and Japanese Hyun Kyung Hwang Loanword adaptation patterns provide much insight into language-specific aspects of the native phonology of a rec

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外来語有声促音の無声化－理論的貢献－ ∗ Japanese loanword devoicing: A review 川原繁人 Shigeto Kawahara ラトガーズ大学 Rutgers University

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The perception of gemination in English word-internal clusters by Japanese listeners: A case for phonetically-driven loanword adaptation THE PUZZLE : When English words are borrowed into Japanese, word-final voiceless st

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Tonal assignment on English loanwords in Thai: A case study of assignment of Mid and High tone on syllable structure Most scholars have widely suggested that loanword adaptation is a process involving both native p

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YOUR NAME: REGISTRATION # (G) Cameroon Pidgin Englishpoints] Speakers of mutually unintelligible languages with the need to communicate with each other often create pidgin languages. Pidgins are languages deve

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• Languages of Papua New Guinea
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• English language
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