1. Phonological Features(음성학적 자질)
The features we use here refer to specific articulatory characteristics of phonetic segments. They are at once descriptive and contrastive: descriptive because they express some detail of the production of a sound, and contrastive because they permit one sound to be distinguished from another. Features may specify which major sound class a segment
phonological adaptation of loan words may reflect facts about syllable structure. Recently, the Korean automobile name Hyundai has been adapted into English in various ways, one of which follows. Give the Korean form and the English adaptation provided, state two reasons based on syllable structure conditions that explain why the English form is pronounced the way it is.
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Time flies like an arrow; fruit flies like a banana. Oettinger (1966)
컴퓨터가 자연적인 언어(natural language)를 처리하도록 하는 데에 있어서의 어려움에 대한 초기의 연구에서, Anthony Oettinger는 우리가 예상되는 구조(expected structure)에 기반하여 어떻게 문장을 번역하는지, 그리고 우리가 번역하며 오류를 범했을 때,
음운현상 (Phonological Processes)
When morphemes are combined to form words, the segments of neighboring morphemes become juxtaposed and sometimes undergo change. Consider the morphologically related forms electri[c], electri[ca]l, electri[ci]ty, and fanati[c], fanati[ca]l, fanati[ci]sm. Here the final k of electric and fanatic becomes s before a morpheme beginning with i. Changes also occ
phonological features. The most difficult level to learn is ‘over-differentiation (level4)’ and ‘split (level5)’.
The ‘over-differentiation’ means that a new item entirely, bearing little if any similarity to the native language item, must be learned such as definite/indefinite article, There construction, Relative nouns and aspect of the verb. In addition, split is the most difficu