Kim Kyung-ah: Korean phonology

The phonemes have a cognitive reality in terms of abstractity rather than speech. We talked about pre-existingness as a fundamental property of language, and it's based on abstractity. In fact, what Korean speaker can always pronounce voice [k] in exactly the same note? No speaker can always pronounce the same voice [k] if you overstate it. Nevertheless, the Korean celadon ignores this subtle speech difference and recognizes the negative /k/. The process of abstracting that does not completely reflect physical reality is ultimately for communication. One of the important characteristics of language symbols for communication is abstractness. Of the text.

Korean title: 한국어 음운론

Korean author: 김경아

Korean publisher: 한국문화사

ISBN-13: 9791166850844