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Differentiating second language vowels based on diverse phonetic input
Despite high overall proficiency in English, L1 Danish speakers often struggle to distinguish the Standard Southern British English vowel contrast /ɒ/–/ʌ/ (e.g., hot–hut), a difficulty noted for nearly a century but rarely explained empirically. This PhD thesis investigates the source of this proble
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