We argue that the common phonological assumptions that (i) plain voiceless consonants are
less marked than voiceless aspirates and (ii) the unmarked two-way stop system opposes …

In this paper, Persian learners' syllabification of English word-initial and word-final
consonant clusters was tested on the basis of the structural differences between their …

The position that languages require both coda and onset options for the syllabification of
word-final consonants is adopted. The latter option is further divided into languages where …

This chapter investigates the acquisition of obstruent laryngeal contrasts in foreign language
acquisition. The goal is to determine the alignment between the putative universal …

Previous research on second language (L2) syllabification has demonstrated an important
role for transfer and has highlighted the productivity of epenthesis, deletion, and feature …

Phonological theory broadly requires two mechanisms to syllabify singleton word-final
consonants. On the one hand, there are languages like Japanese that warrant a coda …

Dans cet article, j'examine l'influence de la langue maternelle sur la variabilité
morphologique en production orale spontanée chez 15 apprenants hispanophones du …

The study provides a stochastic optimality theoretic account for the acquisition of word‐final
voiceless stops (codas) in the developing grammar of Brazilian Portuguese (BP) speakers …

The goal of this study was to predict accuracy of consonant production by French-speaking
children with speech sound disorders. Articulatory complexity and phoneme frequency was …

It is a general belief in Japan that the English/s/and/ʃ/before high front vowels (as in" see"
and" she") are problematic for Japanese ESL (English-as-a-second-language) learners …