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The Perception of Tone and Focus in Mandarin by Indonesian Learners: A Case Study
Hana Nurul Hasanah
Department of Linguistics
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Mandarin
100%
Indonesian Learners
100%
L1 Background
100%
Tone Language
100%
Intonation
66%
Lexical Level
66%
Identification Accuracy
66%
Mandarin Language
66%
Perceptual Ability
66%
Indonesian
33%
Indonesia
33%
Potential Conflict
33%
Accuracy Rate
33%
Pitch Variation
33%
Narrow Focus
33%
Foreign Language
33%
First Language
33%
Second Language
33%
Hakka
33%
Pitch Height
33%
Pitch Contour
33%
Focus Position
33%
Perceptual Study
33%
Mandarin as a Foreign Language
33%
Language Learners
33%
Hokkien
33%
Perceptual Experiment
33%
Arts and Humanities
Case Study
100%
Tone language
100%
Intonation
66%
Foreign Languages
66%
Post-lexical
66%
Similarities
33%
Lexical
33%
Pitch Height
33%
pitch contour
33%