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I Correct Pronunciation Notable differences in the pronunciation of English (a close-syllabics language) and Japanese, which is an open-syllabics language, using a larger number of vowels and smaller number of consonants than English. Japanese is a pitch-accent language, with a regular syllable structure-a syllable being usually composed of a consonant plus a vowel. II Standard Pronunciation 1 "Standard pronunciation" in English pronouncing dictionaries such as Daniel Jones's or Kenyon's (familiar cultivated colloquial speech). 2 "Received standard" and dialectal speech; King's English, Public School English, "prestige dialect", Cockney, etc.
横浜国立大学の論文
1962-12-20