Footnote 1 /N/ has attracted the attention of researchers in various fields, including phonetics, phonology, psycholinguistics, and second-language (L2) studies (see Han Reference Han1962, Beckman Reference Beckman1982, and Warner & Arai Reference Warner and Takayuki2001 for phonetics Bloch Reference Bloch1950, Yoshida Reference Yoshida1990, Yamane Reference Yamane2013, and Youngberg Reference Youngberg2018 for phonology Otake & Yoneyama Reference Otake and Kiyoko1996 and Cutler & Otake Reference Cutler and Takashi1998 for psycholinguistics and Han Reference Han2016 and Mizoguchi, Tiede & Whalen Reference Mizoguchi, Tiede and Whalen2019 for L2 studies, among others). The moraic nasal of Japanese, often symbolized /N/ in the phonological literature, is a nasal segment with the phonological status of an independent mora, an intuitive unit of rhythm or timing in Japanese (Vance Reference Vance2008: 117). We conclude that the realization of utterance-final /N/ is not fixed to uvular its place of articulation is determined largely by the property of the preceding vowel. In addition, leave-one-out cross validation showed that the model can be generalized to new data. GLMM modeling showed that the closure locations of the utterance-final /N/ can be predicted accurately from the identity of the preceding vowel. It turned out that the utterance-final /N/ is realized in a wide range of locations on the palate from the hard palate to the uvula.
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This final-/N/-as-uvular view, which is wide-spread in the literature on Japanese phonetics and phonology, was examined objectively by use of a real-time MRI movie of the articulatory movement of eleven Tokyo Japanese speakers. In utterance-medial position, it is realized as a nasal segment sharing the same place of articulation as the immediately following segment, but in utterance-final position, it is believed to be realized as a uvular nasal. All rights reserved.Japanese moraic nasal /N/ is a nasal segment having the status of an independent mora. New York Internet, iXsystems, and RootBSDĬopyright © 2000-2022 Dan Langille. New York Internet, iXsystems, and RootBSD This siteġ3 vulnerabilities affecting 112 ports have been reported in the past 14 days Fix wrong handling of fonts.dir in pkg-install. Split the etc/fonts/conf.d/2.nf file intoĢnf and nf. 1.3 japanese/ipa-ttfonts/files/pkg-install.in.Installation directories are also changed:įont files -> $/*Ī user-visible one is that the directory name "TrueType" is replaced While basically these are port name changes for consistency, Japanese/vlgothic -> japanese/font-vlgothic
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