Effect of Coarticulation on Bi-syllabic Words in Chinese  

作　　者：WANG Mao-lin ZI Guang-ling 

机构地区：[1]College of Chinese Language and Culture,Jinan University

出　　处：《Computer Aided Drafting,Design and Manufacturing》2013年第2期66-70,共5页计算机辅助绘图设计与制造（英文版）

基　　金：Supported by the National Social Science Found of China(No.09FTQ004);the Social Science Research Project of Guangdong Province(GD11CWW04);the Humanity and Social Science Research Project for Colleges in Guangdong Province(11WYXM012);the sub-project for Huawen Proficiency Test of College of Chinese Language and Culture/Institute of Huawen Education,Jinan University(HC20120602);the 14th Project of Teaching Reform for Under-graduate Education of Jinan University;the Project of Teaching Reform for Graduate Education of Jinan University

摘　　要：In this study, trans-consonantal vowel-to-vowel coarticulation in Chinese is investigated. The target words are in the form of ＇bVl.ba＇, and the subjects are eight native speakers of standard Chinese. Vowel formants are examined at the onset, middle and offset points of the target vowel. Results show that trans-segmental coarticulation exists in Chinese, at the onset point of the target vowel, and in Chinese, coarticulatory effect does not extend to the middle point of the vowel.In this study, trans-consonantal vowel-to-vowel coarticulation in Chinese is investigated. The target words are in the form of ＇bVl.ba＇, and the subjects are eight native speakers of standard Chinese. Vowel formants are examined at the onset, middle and offset points of the target vowel. Results show that trans-segmental coarticulation exists in Chinese, at the onset point of the target vowel, and in Chinese, coarticulatory effect does not extend to the middle point of the vowel.

关 键 词：SPEECH COARTICULATION VOWEL FORMANT 

分 类 号：H136[语言文字—汉语]