Search Results - "diphthong"
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Phonological analysis of Arabic diphthongs in defective verbs.
Published 2024“…The Arabic diphthongs have two sounds, which are /aɪ/ and /aʊ/, each in its nouns and weak verbs. …”
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An instrumental analysis of diphthongs in Malaysian English / Lim See Yin
Published 2014“…This paper demonstrates an instrumental analysis of Diphthongs in Malaysian English (MalE) diphthongs. The establishment of comparison between MalE and Singapore English (SgE) was made with an aim to investigate if there were any significant differences between all the diphthongs of both, the postcolonial Englishes which are now at different phases. …”
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Patterns of diphthong adaptation within English loanwords in Iraqi Arabic
Published 2023“…This study investigates the phonological adaptation of diphthongs within English loanwords in Iraqi Arabic (IA). …”
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Native language interference toward second language diphthong production among TESL students / Muhammad Izdihar Rijap
Published 2014“…The study was conducted to investigate whether the native language has a direct interference toward the pronunciation of diphthong in the second language or not. The population of the study were of TESL students of Universiti Teknologi MARA. …”
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Reconstruction of the ancient Jugra dialect
Published 2018“…This study emphasis the reconstruction of vowels, and diphthongs in ancient Jugra dialect (DJP) that exist in Selangor. …”
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Phonetic instruction in English language learning: Perceptions of Yemeni elementary students
Published 2022“…The participants received a 3-week IPA instructions of English diphthong sounds. All recorded interviews were analyzed manually. …”
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Acomparative study of vowels in the Acehnese language spoken in Kedah, Malaysia and Aceh, Indonesia / Yunisrina Qismullah Yusuf
Published 2013“…The vowels are based on Asyik’s (1987) description of Acehnese vowels that comprise ten monophthongs: front vowels /i/, /e/, /ɛ/, central vowels /ɯ/, /ǝ/, /ʌ/, /a/, and back vowels /u/, /o/, /ɔ/, and 12 diphthongs divided into centering diphthongs (/iə/, /ɯə/, /uə/, /ɛə/, /ʌə/, /ↄə/) and rising diphthongs (/ui/, /əi/, /oi/, /ʌi/, /ↄi/, /ai/). …”
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Hausa vowels and pronunciation of words by Yoruba native speakers learning Hausa
Published 2019“…This study examines the production of 10 monophthongs, and 2 diphthongs of Hausa with the aim of identifying how Yoruba speakers commit errors in the pronunciation of disyllabic Hausa words in the first and second syllables respectively by using a quantitative method with 9 participants (males and females). …”
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How Did Long Terawan Berawan develop sixteen vowel phonemes?
Published 2016“…However, the final syllable exhibits ten monophthongs (i, ĭ, e, ĕ, a, ă, u, ŭ, o, ŏ) and six diphthongs (əi, əu, ăi, ai, ău, au). The paper describes how the Long Terawan vowel phoneme system emerged from a Proto-Western Malayo-Polynesian system of four monophthongs (*i, *ə, *a, *u).…”
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An Interactive Jawi Learning Tool for Children - A Proposed Design
Published 2011“…It provides basic Jawi alphabets, open and close syllables and diphthong as well as how to write Jawi letters and words. …”
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Phonological fossilisation of EFL learners: the interference of phonological and orthographic system of L1 Javanese
Published 2019“…Contrastive analysis reveals that the phonological fossilisation among Javanese students commonly occurred in continuous speech rather than isolated words when they pronounced vowels /æ/, /ɪ/, /əә/, /ʌ/, /i:/ in initial and middle position; diphthongs /əәʊ/, /eɪ/, /aʊ/ in initial and middle; as well as consonants /dʒ/, /ʧ/, /θ/, /ð/, /ʃ/, /v/, /ʒ/, /z/, /k/, /t/ in initial, middle and final ones. …”
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Vocalism in the Continental runic inscriptions
Published 2010“…In many respects, the data are consistent with the anticipated developments attested in OHG and OS; but for some of the sound changes – particularly those affecting the diphthongs – the existing models do not satisfactorily account for the data. …”
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Lexical innovation processes of youth netspeak on Malay twitter posts
Published 2023“…On vowel changes, the results show that there is a simplification of diphthongs to monophthongs, and a movement towards vowels in the middle position [e] or [o]. …”
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Reading errors of dyslexic pupils in Malay language according to Dyslexia Syndrome Theory
Published 2024“…The results of the analysis from the reading test found that the study subjects had the highest difficulty in spelling words with KVKK syllables that contain the combined consonants /-ng/, diphthongs, paired vowels and digraphs. Levinson (1994)'s Theory of Dyslexia Syndrome is used to analyze each reading error. …”
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A study of acrolectal Malaysian English pronunciation / Devan Gunaseelan
Published 2018“…The results indicate that the pronunciation of acrolectal MalE exhibits limited similarities to the spoken colloquial variety of MalE particularly in relation to the initial th stopping, a lack of vowel contrast and the realisation of some diphthongs as monophthongs. In conclusion, the acrolectal MalE is not similar to BrE, as previously maintained, and it is also not similar to the colloquial variety or learner variety which tends to have more marked pronunciation features.…”
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The effect of computer assisted language learning (call) on english language learners' pronunciation in secondary school in Pakistan
Published 2019“…The study aimed at evaluating the effectiveness of CALL to teach the segmental features of pronunciation: monophthongs, diphthongs and consonant sounds. An experimental study was designed in which 70 participants were selected from a public high school of Hasilpur Pakistan. …”
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Mispronunciation of vowels and tones in hausa disyllabic words by yoruba native speakers
Published 2021“…The phonemic distinction between the five (long) vowels, in addition to the two diphthongs of Hausa, seems to cause learning difficulties among the Yorùbá native speakers learning Hausa as a second language. …”
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