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It is well-known that L1 phonology transfers to L2 production. Lateralization and nasalization, two of the most distinctive phonological processes in Korean, are commonly transferred to production of English coronal sonorant sequences. This study examines how age and gender variables affect the transfer of the two Korean phonological processes to English. Results indicate that unlike native speakers of English, Korean participants either nasalized or lateralized those English sequences as expected. Specifically, when /nl/ sequences appeared in Korean compound words, participants in their teenage years showed a stronger tendency toward lateralization than toward nasalization, while those in their forties showed the opposite tendency. Such different patterns of lateralization and nasalization between ages were also transferred to English in a similar manner. In addition, in comparison between the gender groups, nasalization was prominent in male subjects, whereas lateralization was salient in female subjects. Importantly, such a tendency is also transferred to English production in a consistent way

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ABSTRACT
 1. 서론
 2. 한국어의 설측음화와 비음화 및 영어전이양상
 3. 실험
  3.1. 실험 참가자
  3.2. 실험 자료
  3.3. 실험 방법 및 분석
 4. 실험 결과
  4.1. 한국어 및 영어의 전체 발화 결과
  4.2. 연령 변인에 따른 발화양상
  4.3. 성별 변인에 따른 발화 양상
 5. 결론
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설측음화 비음화 설단공명음연쇄 언어전이 성별변인 연령변인 lateralization nasalization coronal sonorant sequence L1 transfer gender age

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• 이연경 [ Yeon-Gyeong Yi | 영남대학교 ]
• 신승훈 [ Seung-Hoon Shin | 영남대학교 ] 교신저자

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