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UNDERSTANDING VARIOUS RESEARCH TOOLS TO INVESTIGATE PRONUNCIATION ERRORS OBSERVED AMONG INDONESIAN EFL LEARNERS: SOME THEORETICAL NOTES TO ATTEND Darwanto, Agus; Herusatoto, Hesthi
Conscientia - Journal on Language, Literature, and Culture Vol. 20 No. 1 (2024): Conscientia Vol 20 No 1 2024
Publisher : Sekolah Tinggi Bahasa Asing LIA Yogyakarta

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.58364/conscientia.v20i1.92

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This article is about the main theoretical framework adopted in the analysis of, especially, pronunciation errors. Such theories as Contrastive Analysis Hypothesis, Error Analysis, Language Universals, and Markedness Differential Hypothesis, all of which are interlingual suggest that interlingual differences as well as similarities create pronunciation problems. In this work, several types of errors as postulated by many scholars are presented to intricate with the theories being discussed. Note that first, according to the scholars, not all points of difference between the linguistic structures of L 1 (first language) and L2 (second language) create the same extent of errors. Divergent contrasts (dissimilarities) seem to be more readily acquired than convergent contrasts (similarities). Contrastive analyses are of two versions, strong and weak. Second, in general, cross-linguistic differences, regardless of the error type, should not necessarily hinder learning as long as enough explicit instruction and sufficient exposure to target-like pronunciation are provided.
Co-Authors Ade Nur Qolisah, Febby Afifah, Rohadatul Nur Afrianto, Mashuda Ani Susanti Apriliani, Fadillah Eka Armin, Aidil Primasetya Atiqah, Qori Jihan Bambang Dwi Sulo Chasanah, Fazri Uswatun Cita Sutarto, Intantiara Dermawan, Yanis Fajar Devi Nur Fadilah Dwi Lestari Elin, Elyne Kusuma Mahardika Enas Enas, Enas Hanum Aulia Sansabrina , Elsa Hesthi Herusatoto Iqbal Kurniawan, Muhammad JOKO NUGROHO Khalil, Ibrahim Alhussain Khoiri, Mohammad Alfin Khomariah, Nuril Esti Muhtadin Asnady Nabila, Amira Mar'atu Nasywa, Nasywa Athaya Hermawan Nisfia Sari, Asih Nur Fadil 'Ulum Nur Salsabila, Kharina Nurhidayah, Okti Nurmarwaa, Syarifa Nurus Shillah, Annisa Oyon Saryono, Oyon Rohadatul Nur Afifah Ronaldo, Laxmi Rani Rebekah Rully Charitas Indra Prahmana Salsabila, Luvena Salsabila, Talitha Aulia Zuriah Sri Endah Setia Rini Sudaryanto, Aris Surachman, Vitriyah Arafah Wulandari, Silvi Fatika Yunanda, Anton Breva