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An acceptable non-alveolar Japanese /s/
Author(s): Greg Raver-Lampman ¹, Felicia Toreno ² and Janet Bing ¹
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¹ Old Dominion University, USA

² Eastern Virginia Medical School, USA
Source: Journal of Second Language Pronunciation, Volume 1, Issue 2, Jan 2015, p. 238 - 253
DOI: https://doi.org/10.1075/jslp.1.2.05rav

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