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Korean Journal of Otorhinolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery 1971;14(1): 1-7. |
| Audiologic Studies of Korean Speech Sounds - Part I : Analysis of Frequencies and Structures of Korean Speech Sounds - |
| Chan Il Park, MD (Director : Prof. Hong Kee Kim, MD, PhD, Assist. Prof. Kwan Taek Noh, MD, PhD) |
| Department of Otolaryngology, College of Medicine, Seoul National University, Korea |
| 韓國語 會話語音의 聽覺學的 硏究 - 第一編 韓國語 會話音의 音韻別 出現頻度와 構成에 關한 硏究 - |
| 朴贊日 (指導 : 金弘基 敎授, 盧寬澤 助敎授) |
| 서울大學校 醫科大學 耳鼻咽喉科學敎室 |
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As a preliminary study of the articulation scores and confusion patterns of Korean speech sounds, analysis of structures and frequencies was performed on 887 speech sounds. The frequency of use for speech sounds in normal conversation is illustrated in Table. 1. There are four kinds of syllables which exist : ""CVC"", ""VC"", ""CV"" and ""V"", ""CVC"" occurred in 67.6%, ""VC"" in 22.1% and ""V"" in 2.3 %. Consequently, closed syllables composed the greatest number (75.6%) of normal speech sounds. Roughly, in initial consonants, plosive fortis and plosive aspirates occurred less frequently than others; but in final consonants, all were distributed evenly. Vowels occurred more frequently than diphthongs, especially back vowels which composed the greatest number of vowels (53.6%) in normal.
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