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People Don't Have to Be Native to Hear Size: Evidence From Voiced Obstruent Perception in L2 Learners of Japanese
Voiced obstruents are sounds that are produced with complete closure of the vocal tract and vibration of vocal folds (e.g., /b/, /d/, /g/, /z/). They have been shown to be associated with largeness by native Japanese speakers using Pok\'emon-style nonce names, but whether this sensitivity extends to
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