日语中的浊音浊化(国外英文资料).docVIP

日语中的清音浊化(国外英文资料) A typical question about the so-called turbidity in Japanese: You greatly, Japanese た was in the middle of a sentence to become だ? I hear XX tape reading わ た し are わ だ し, あ し た all あ し だ. When do you want to read this... This post is intended to explain this type of post, but it is not responsible for teaching people how to distinguish between the two. What is sound turbidity? Sounds soft, refers to the language in the flow should be send to voiceless consonant (unvoiced, pronounce with vocal cord vibration) of phonemes, under the influence of the language before and after the flow into a voiced consonant (voiced, pronounce with vocal cord vibration). This phenomenon exists in many languages (including mandarin Chinese). When will the sound turbidity be produced? The pronunciation of the consonant sound is relatively crisp and loud, and it is detected by the sound of the air passing through the vocal part of the air (such as the sound of an s, h, blasting sound, t, k). In addition to the effect of the vocal part on the air flow, the vocal chords should vibrate. Because the persons vocal cords are placed in the pharynx, the voice of turbidity tends to feel low. The difference between the two can be judged by whisper : to be able to remain the same when whispered speech listening is voiceless consonant, and voiced consonant or being into a voiceless consonant, or seems relatively sounds great. Of course, the so-called turbidity is not both polarities and turbidity. It is a turbidity. Such as mandarin initials daddy is very clear, the Japanese バ ba is muddy, American English is (half a dullness), the French and British English ba is fully voiced. Most of the Chinese songs sung by the American singing songs are also quite turbidous, so they feel heavier and give you a general impression of turbidity. Most read quietly in the mandarin plosives initials (b, d, g) syllable can be considered to be a certain degree of sounds soft (naturally), the second wor