蒙古语阿拉善土语语音声学研究
[Abstract]:On the basis of previous studies, this paper makes a systematic study of vowels, consonants and word stress in Alashan Shanghua by using the "Mongolian Alashan Shanghua Phonetic Acoustic Parameters Database" and combining quantitative and qualitative analysis.
This paper consists of introduction, body, conclusion and prospect, reference, appendix and so on. Chapters 3, 4 and 5 are the main parts of the paper.
The first chapter (introduction) mainly introduces the Alxa League, Alxa dialect phonetics research overview as well as the significance of topic selection, research content, research objectives and research methods.
The second chapter mainly introduces the development of "Mongolian Alxa dialect phonetic and acoustic parameters database" ideas, methods and functions.
The third chapter mainly discusses the vowel problems of Alxa dialect.The conclusions are as follows: (1) Alxa dialect has six short vowels, such as /(?)/, / E /, / I /, / (?)/, / (?)/, / / /?/, / / / and so on, (2) non-initial syllables have [(?), [(?)], [(?)], [theta], [epsilon, which can be used to represent the typical variants of the words. Compared with the long vowels, they tend to be centralized; (3) there are eight long vowel phonemes such as /(?)/, / (?)/, / (?)/, / (?)/, / (?)/, /?: /, / (?)/, /?/ / and so on, which are also centralized (tends to be centralized) compared with the long vowels; (4) there are /?E/, / (?) i/, / (?)/, / (?)/, / (?)/ and (?)/ / and (?)/ and (?)/ / and (?)/ / and (?)/ / and (?)/ / / and (?) / / / / / From the perspective of research, these complex vowels belong to the following (ascending) dichotomous vowels. (5) Alashan dialect has non-syllabic vowels (weak short vowels) with high frequency, and the values of these non-syllabic short vowels are close to those of the non-initial syllables [I], [theta] and other vowels, which can be marked by [theta] and [i].
The fourth chapter mainly discusses the consonants of Alxa dialect, and draws the following conclusions: (1) Alxa dialect has such stops as [p] [p h], [t] [t h] [k] [k h], such as [ts], [ts h], [(?)][(?) h], and so on. Stops and fricatives are distributed in two areas on the acoustic pattern map, forming two main aggregation areas. The unaspirated stops and the air-breathed stops generally occupy the upper and lower positions in the acoustic pattern. Among them, the unaspirated stops [t] generally occupy the most left position in the pattern, and the air-breathed stops [ts h] and the air-breathed stops [tfh] occupy the right position. (2) Alashan dialects have fricative sounds such as [S], [(?)], [x]. The overall distribution patterns of the formants (CF2-CF5) at different positions of these consonants are relatively stable. From the distribution patterns of the formants (CF2-CF4) of the three consonants, it can be judged that the tongue position of [x] consonants is more reliable than that of [f]. (3) Alashan dialects have [m], [n], [] (nasal sounds), [l], [f] (flank sounds,[j], [w], [w] (w], [j], [w] (w], [j], [w] [ Semi-vowel) and iso-voiced consonants. The overall distribution pattern of the formants (VF1-VF5) at different positions is relatively stable. From the distribution pattern of the formants (VF1-VF4) of the three consonants, such as [m], [n], [_], we can see that the difference between them is mainly reflected in VF2. Alashan language has a higher frequency of / F / consonants, which have [f, 3, r, J](? (4) Voiced and fricative consonants are the main pre-consonants in the complex consonants, while clear, fricative and fricative consonants are the main post-consonants in the complex consonants.
The fifth chapter mainly discusses the stress problem of Alxa dialect words and draws the following conclusions: (1) word stress is related to the type of words. (2) The stress of Alxa dialect words is on the second syllable. The second syllable pitch of disyllabic words is higher than that of the first syllable, even in L-L disyllabic words. (3) The stress of most trisyllabic words is not on the first syllable. The distribution patterns of intensity and pitch are: S-S-S and S-S-L. S-L-S, S-L-L, L-L and L-L-S trisyllabic words have the strongest intensity on the second syllable; L-S-L and L-S trisyllabic words have the strongest intensity on the first syllable. The highest pitch points of -S-L, S-L-S, S-L-L, L-L-L, L-L-S and L-S-L are all on the third syllable.
【学位授予单位】:中央民族大学
【学位级别】:博士
【学位授予年份】:2012
【分类号】:H212
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