The Role of Native Language Transfer and Task Formality in the Acquisition of Spanish Spirantization

Mary L. Zampini

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Phonetics and Phonology Research EFL/ESL Teaching and Learning Spanish Linguistics and Language Studies

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L'A. examine le role joue par le transfert de la langue maternelle dans l'acquisition des occlusives sonores en espagnol chez des locuteurs natifs anglais. Elle examine egalement l'effet des instructions de la tâche sur la prononciation de ces phonemes

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