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KMID : 0917520030100020237
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Journal of Speech Sciences
2003 Volume.10 No. 2 p.237 ~ p.248
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A Comparative Study of Syllable Structures between French and Korean in Real Utterances
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Lee Eun-Yung
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Abstract
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This paper compares the syllable structure of French and Korean analyzing the speech data of these two languages recorded during the actual speech. Reference to the syllable structure of French is made from F. Wioland’s research data. As for the Korean data, the primary data are drawn from the 30-minute radio interview in which two male TV anchors in their early 60s talk to each other. The secondary source of the data is collected by having the primary data replicated by the two male announcers in their early 20’s broadcasting in the university ra야o station of KAIST. With reference to the data collected in French and Korean, this paper provides the statistical frequency of each type of syllable structure in each language through the acoustic analysis of the spectrograms and renders a phonetic account of the characteristics of each syllable type in the two languages. Also discussed in this paper is the distributional condition in which each syllable structure is laid out in the speech context.
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KEYWORD
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Real Utterances, Syllable Structures, Korean, French
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