An articulatory study of vowel assimilation and V-to-V coarticulation
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This paper reports ultrasound and acoustic experiments to see whether vowel assimilation in Korean interact with vowel-to-vowel coarticulation. Ultrasound imaging experiments were conducted to study vowel-to-vowel coarticulation patterns involving the environment of vowel assimilation in Korean. Results showed that anticipatory coarticulatory effects occur and that vowel assimilation is truly phonological and that the degree of coarticulation is stronger in assimilated words than in unassimilated words. These results imply that phonological rules might directly influence coarticulation in a phonology-phonetics unified grammar.
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This paper reports ultrasound and acoustic experiments to see whether vowel assimilation in Korean interact with vowel-to-vowel coarticulation. Ultrasound imaging experiments were conducted to study vowel-to-vowel coarticulation patterns involving the environment of vowel assimilation in Korean. Results showed that anticipatory coarticulatory effects occur and that vowel assimilation is truly phonological and that the degree of coarticulation is stronger in assimilated words than in unassimilated words. These results imply that phonological rules might directly influence coarticulation in a phonology-phonetics unified grammar.
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