The phrase-initial High in Korean
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The current article focuses on how the segmental features interact with tonal realization in F0 in three Korean dialects. The experimental results show that segmental features such as laryngeal type of an onset consonant and the vowel quantity and coda presence in the first vowel of an AP have different effects on the F0 pattern in each dialect. Based on these segmental effects, hypotheses for the alignment of the phrasal-initial High tone in an accentual phrase (hereafter AP) have been tested for each dialect. The study seeks to locate the phrase-initial H tone in an AP and also tries to establish the nature and some parts of the intonational structure in Korean through investigating the prosodic features of three dialects of Korean within an intonation-based approach. The data show that the phrasal-initial H falls on the second syllable of an AP in Kyungsang Korean, irrespective of the syllable structure in the first syllable. Chonnam and Seoul Korean have the phrasal-initial H on the first syllable of an AP if the vowel is long and on the second syllable if there is an intervocalic tensified consonant cluster between the first and second syllable.
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