2021
DOI: 10.1121/10.0003751
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The differential effects of vowel and onset consonant lengthening on speech segmentation: Evidence from Taiwanese Southern Min

Abstract: A review of previous speech segmentation research suggests the prediction that listeners of Taiwanese Southern Min (TSM), a lexical tone language, would exploit vowel lengthening and syllable-onset consonant lengthening to locate word ends and beginnings, respectively. Yet, correlations between segment duration and tone identity in tone languages along with some TSM-specific phonological phenomena may work against such use. Two artificial language learning experiments examined TSM listeners' use of the lengthe… Show more

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