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Production of French stop-liquid clusters։ Native speakers and Mandarin learners
This thesis provides an acoustic study of French stop-liquid (SL) clusters in onset and coda position, comparing 10 native French speakers with 30 Mandarin-speaking learners at three proficiency levels (M1, M2, and M3), and testing two prosodic contexts: words in isolation vs. words within a carrier
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