An Investigation into English Pronunciation of Three Different Language Groups
BI Zhi-wei
Abstract
BI Zhi-wei
Abstract
This paper is a study of pronunciation differences among three varieties of English speaking groups, namely Australian, Chinese and Indonesian. Simple linguistic method which contains examining and analyzing the pronunciation of each group member was used in this study. The findings indicate that the major difference of Australian English is its vowel sound, whereas there are many different problems for both non-native speakers of English in this study.
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This paper is a study of pronunciation differences among three varieties of English speaking groups, namely Australian, Chinese and Indonesian. Simple linguistic method which contains examining and analyzing the pronunciation of each group member was used in this study. The findings indicate that the major difference of Australian English is its vowel sound, whereas there are many different problems for both non-native speakers of English in this study.
Key concepts: Pronunciation, Linguistics, Indonesian, Vowel, Psychology, Significant difference, Mathematics, Statistics