Second Language Speech Perception and Production

Explore the fascinating world of phonology with "Second Language Speech Perception and Production" by Takako Toda, published by University Press of America in 2003. This insightful study spans 224 pages and delves into the intricacies of acquiring phonological duration contrasts in the Japanese language. The book aims to enrich second language acquisition theory through the lens of interlanguage phonology. By employing advanced acoustic techniques, it thoughtfully investigates how English-speaking learners perceive and produce speech sounds in Japanese. This essential resource is perfect for linguistics enthusiasts and educators looking to deepen their understanding of language acquisition processes. Enhance your knowledge and skills in language arts and disciplines with this groundbreaking work by Takako Toda.