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KMID : 0917520050120020043
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Journal of Speech Sciences
2005 Volume.12 No. 2 p.43 ~ p.56
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A Study on the Perception of Syllable Structure on Korean and Chinese in Korean-Chinese and Chinese Students
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Park Hye-Won
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Abstract
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This study was analyzed the syllable structure of Korean and Chinese using subjective sound similarity judgement tasks with both Korean-chinese and Chinese students in Shenyang, China. 86 college students were administered with the tasks which lasted about 20 min. in a small group setting. Both Korean-chinese and Chinese students showed the sensitivity for the CV sub-syllabic unit and the CV+C was the building block for phonetic representation for both languages. This syllabic similarity of Korean and Chinese may be a help for Korean-chinese to become horizontal bilinguals. Further studies are needed to specify the mechanism that will explain the syllabic perception of CV+C in both Korean and Chinese which was different from that of C+VC structure dominance in English.
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KEYWORD
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Korean-Chinese, syllable structure, syllable body, rhyme, Sound Similarity Judgement
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