Native and non-native listeners’ sensitivity to English onset restrictions and universal onset markedness
Shinsook Lee
Abstract
Shinsook Lee
Abstract
Abstract Language-specific phonotactic restrictions modulate the perception of L1 and L2 sound structures. However, sonority-driven onset markedness is also known to affect listeners’ perception of onset clusters; onsets of large sonority distances elicit more accurate perception than those of small sonority distances (e.g.,
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Abstract Language-specific phonotactic restrictions modulate the perception of L1 and L2 sound structures. However, sonority-driven onset markedness is also known to affect listeners’ perception of onset clusters; onsets of large sonority distances elicit more accurate perception than those of small sonority distances (e.g.,
Key concepts: Sonority hierarchy, Markedness, Phonotactics, Perception, Linguistics, Psychology, Phonology, Philosophy