Tone patterns of loanword compounds in South Kyungsang Korean
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The current study investigates the tone patterns of South Kyungsang Korean (SKK) loanword compounds consisting of two words [W1+W2]. Out of these two words, one has to be a non-native Korean word. In this paper, English, Sino-Korean, and Japanese words are used as non-native Korean words. The tonal interactions of the current study show the consistent results with the previous research (Lee and Davis 2009, 2010, Lee 2011a, b). That is, SKK has an accented H tone class as well as an unaccented H tone class, and SKK disprefers a word initial sequence starting with two Low tones. SKK does not prefer two pitch accents in a prosodic domain either.
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The current study investigates the tone patterns of South Kyungsang Korean (SKK) loanword compounds consisting of two words [W1+W2]. Out of these two words, one has to be a non-native Korean word. In this paper, English, Sino-Korean, and Japanese words are used as non-native Korean words. The tonal interactions of the current study show the consistent results with the previous research (Lee and Davis 2009, 2010, Lee 2011a, b). That is, SKK has an accented H tone class as well as an unaccented H tone class, and SKK disprefers a word initial sequence starting with two Low tones. SKK does not prefer two pitch accents in a prosodic domain either.
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