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유음으로 시작하는 어간말 자음군 발음의 변이

Phonetic variation of Korean stem-final consonant clusters beginning with a liquid

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This study presents the results from an auditory analysis of younger Korean speakers’ production of three different double consonant clusters, /lk, lm, lp/ in syllable-final position of 16 monosyllabic word stems. When coda simplification occurred conforming to the syllable structure of Korean, /lk/ and /lp/ were mostly realized as [l], the first liquid element (C1), whereas few [C2] tokens occurred. In addition, a substantial amount of [C1C2] realizations were identified, indicating the possibility of ongoing sound change towards either [C1] or [C1C2]. Importantly, the degree of [C1C2] realizations was conditioned by both the type of C2 and prosodic factors. Clusters were faithfully realized in the order of [lp], [lm], and [lk], suggesting that articulatory effectiveness and sonority serve as licensing conditions. As an effect of prosodic position, [lm] and [lk] clusters tended to be simplified to [l] phrase-initially, which we interpret as a syntagmatic effect. An effect of contrastive focus was also found for [lk], increasing the degree of [C1C2] realization. Implications for the relationship between variant choice and prosodic motivation are discussed.

Abstract

This study presents the results from an auditory analysis of younger Korean speakers’ production of three different double consonant clusters, /lk, lm, lp/ in syllable-final position of 16 monosyllabic word stems. When coda simplification occurred conforming to the syllable structure of Korean, /lk/ and /lp/ were mostly realized as [l], the first liquid element (C1), whereas few [C2] tokens occurred. In addition, a substantial amount of [C1C2] realizations were identified, indicating the possibility of ongoing sound change towards either [C1] or [C1C2]. Importantly, the degree of [C1C2] realizations was conditioned by both the type of C2 and prosodic factors. Clusters were faithfully realized in the order of [lp], [lm], and [lk], suggesting that articulatory effectiveness and sonority serve as licensing conditions. As an effect of prosodic position, [lm] and [lk] clusters tended to be simplified to [l] phrase-initially, which we interpret as a syntagmatic effect. An effect of contrastive focus was also found for [lk], increasing the degree of [C1C2] realization. Implications for the relationship between variant choice and prosodic motivation are discussed.

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