Lunghezza vocalica e consonantica in due varietà acquisite di ligure
Uno studio pilota
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https://doi.org/10.17469/O2107AISV000008Parole chiave:
vowel length, consonant length, Ligurian, L2 acquisitionAbstract
This pilot study investigates the realization of stressed vowel and post-stress consonant duration by two Southern Italian speakers of a Ligurian variety, Genoese and Intemelian respectively. A good approximation to native Ligurian duration patterns is achieved by both L2 speakers. However, our results suggest that the vowel length contrast is difficult to master by the non-native speaker of Genoese, especially in a less controlled context. Moreover, the younger native Ligurian speakers in the control group reveal a more complex pattern than expected, as far as consonant duration is concerned. The findings are discussed with reference to cross-linguistic patterns of vowel and consonant length acquisition in production and perception.
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