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Calibrating rhythms in L1 Japanese and Japanese accented English

Wayland et al., 2019

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16218141024785166231
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Wayland R
Nozawa T
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Proceedings of Meetings on Acoustics

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The idea that natural languages exhibit different rhythmical tendencies traces back to the 1900's with Lloyd James'(1940) impressionistic description of such languages as English, Arabic and Persian as having “Morse code rhythm” and French and Telugu as having …
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