What Constitutes "Good Pronunciation" from L2 Japanese Learners' and Native Speakers' Perspectives? A Perception Study

Ishihara, Shunichi; Tsurutani, Chiharu; Tsukada, Kimiko

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What Constitutes "Good Pronunciation" from L2 Japanese Learners' and Native Speakers' Perspectives? A Perception Study

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2011

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Ishihara, Shunichi

Tsurutani, Chiharu

Tsukada, Kimiko

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National University of Singapore

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Native speakers of a language can tell whether a speaker is native or non-native just by hearing one word or phrase in the language. It is expected that L2 learners will develop the ability to detect ‘good pronunciation’ as they establish the prototyp

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Electronic Journal of Foreign Language Teaching

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