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The phonology of English loan-words in Korean

Nicolas TranterSchool of East Asian Studies University of Sheffield Floor 5, Arts Tower Western Bank SheffieldS10 2TNUnited [email protected]
Pages 377-404 | Published online: 15 May 2015

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Yulia Fayzrakhmanova. (2023) Sociocultural profile of Koreanized English words. Asian Englishes 25:1, pages 133-145.
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Yu. Fayzrakhmanova. (2016) Koreanized English words from perspectives of Korean–English language contact. Asian Englishes 18:3, pages 216-231.
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Nicolas Tranter. (2009) Graphic loans: East Asia and beyond. WORD 60:1, pages 1-37.
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Gayeon Son. (2017) Phonemic categorization of English stops in the VOT-F0 dimensions for Korean stop contrast. The Journal of Studies in Language 33:3, pages 363-390.
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Nicholas Harkness. (2012) Vowel harmony redux: Correct sounds, English loan words, and the sociocultural life of a phonological structure in Korean 1 . Journal of Sociolinguistics 16:3, pages 358-381.
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