A helyesírási hibák értékelése

Laczkó, Krisztina

doi:10.46437/actauniveszterhazylinguistica.2020.61

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Hungarian and Portuguese Phonetics And Phonology1

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“…Since the present study uses an orthographic identification task, it is worth mentioning that Hungarian orthography is fully transparent, that is, there is a direct grapheme-phoneme relationship (Laczkó 2020).…”

Section: Hungarian and Portuguese Phonetics And Phonologymentioning

confidence: 99%

Phonological acquisition of European Portuguese oral vowels: A forced-choice identification study with Hungarian native speakers

Tavares¹,

Deme²,

Correia³

2022

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Auditory perceptual experiments with Portuguese L2 are scarce, especially within the scope of the European variety (EP). In this study, we aim at observing the assimilation of the EP vowels [ɐ] and [ɨ] by Hungarian native speakers, and their perceptual learning after some contact with Portuguese. A multiple forced-choice identification experiment was run with two groups of Hungarian speakers – a group with and a group without previous contact with EP. The results show that the categorization fell into the closest phonetic categories of the L1. The results also indicate a learning effect for [ɨ], with a recategorization path from [y] to [ø]. As for [ɐ], no major differences were observed between groups. This result is consistent with difficulties observed in the classroom environment, where [ɐ] is particularly challenging to Hungarian learners.

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Section: Hungarian and Portuguese Phonetics And Phonologymentioning

confidence: 99%