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Predicting Across Classifier Systems: Homographic Interference in Mandarin Learners of Japanese
Numeral classifiers in languages such as Japanese and Mandarin Chinese provide semantic information that can constrain upcoming nouns. Although listeners have been shown to use classifier information predictively, little is known about how speakers of one classifier language process classifiers in a
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