Pronunciation plays a crucial role in learning English as an international language, yet often
remains marginalised by educators due to a lack of required phonetic and phonological …

Abstract Hong Kong English (HKE) has been the subject of a growing body of research over
the last few decades. This article presents an overview of research into HKE from both …

One of the decisive factors in Schneider's innovative Dynamic Model for the transition from
phase 3 (nativisation) to phase 4 (endonormative stabilisation) for the case of Hong Kong …

This book explores the topics of English accents and pronunciation. It highlights their
connections with several important issues in the study of English in the world, including …

Malaysian English (MalE) is widely used in Malaysia by different ethnic groups. From the
perspective of ethnolects, MalE can be divided into the subvarieties of Malay-influenced …

The current study examines patterns of TH variation in Hong Kong English (HKE). In
particular, it examines patterns in the realization of the voiceless interdental fricative/θ/as the …

The current study employs a contrastive approach to analyze five consonantal features (TH
stopping/fronting, L vocalization,[n, l]/[s, ʃ] conflation,/r/,/v/,/w/substitution and consonant …

Previous language attitude research in Hong Kong compared Hong Kong English (HKE) to
exonormative standard Englishes, whereas this study uses five varieties of HKE with more or …

Most studies of attitudes towards the Hong Kong English accent have concluded that Hong
Kong has a strongly exonormative orientation, with no sign of endonormative stabilisation …

This mixed-method (questionnaires and interviews) study investigated the attitudes towards
HKE of teachers of English at different levels of institutes in Hong Kong; the study includes …