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Non-native speech rhythm - A large-scale study of English Pronunciation by Korean learners
Jong-mi Kim(김종미),Suzanne Flynn, Mira Oh(오미라) 한국음운론학회 2007 음성·음운·형태론 연구 Vol.13 No.2
To what degree do the rhythmical properties of the native language emerge in the acquisition of a second language? Specifically, would non-native English-a stress-timed language-evidence effects of Korean-a so-called syllable-timed language? In this study, we analyze the speech data from 111 adult native speakers of Korean at an intermediate level learning English as a second language, in comparison with those from 29 adult native speakers of English. The study involves a pre-and post-test analysis of speech elicited in a reading task. We focus on the acoustic quantification of the vowel duration in relation to F0 trace and formant location in all elicited speech that involve 1) stress alternation (‘John was ‘sick of ‘Fred and ‘Sandy), 2) stress assignment (a ‘blackboard vs. a black ‘boards, and 3) stress reduction (add vs. addition). The results indicate that the speech rhythm contrast is manifested in both stress alternation and stress reduction in terms of the pair-wise variability of the vowel duration between the two groups of native and learner speech of English. These results are further supported by independent evidence from the developmental aspect in English pronunciation and perception.