THE IMPORTANCE OF THE FIRST SYLLABLE IN ENGLISH SPOKEN WORD RECOGNITION BY ADULT JAPANESE SPEAKERS

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Yamagata University, Yamagata [1 ]
990-8650, Japan
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Int. Conf. Spok. Lang. Process., ICSLP | 1600年
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