Orthographic Effects in Word Recognition among Spanish-Speaking Learners of English
While speech perception has been found to influence word recognition, what specific aspects of the L1-L2 mapping play the most important role is not well understood. This study explores whether, and if so how, visual-orthographic information influences the mapping of phonemic information in an L2 i...
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While speech perception has been found to influence word recognition, what specific aspects of the L1-L2 mapping play the most important role is not well understood. This study explores whether, and if so how, visual-orthographic information influences the mapping of phonemic information in an L2 in both perception and word-recognition. Spanish-speaking English learners completed an AXB and a word monitoring task in English manipulating the presence of the labiodental /v/ and the bilabial /b/ phonemes, which are allophonic in Spanish, but phonemic in English (e.g., best vs. vest). The results show a clear effect of L1 on L2 learners’ perception and word recognition, partly modulated by the orthographic information seen. These results support models that predict the mapping of L1-L2 phonemes, emphasizing how orthographic information may be an important variable to take into consideration.
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spelling | doaj-art-68653d5edcb740ffa110fddaa27f635d2025-01-30T05:19:16ZcatCentre International de Phonétique AppliquéeLangue(s) & Parole2466-77572684-66912023-12-01810.5565/rev/languesparole.131Orthographic Effects in Word Recognition among Spanish-Speaking Learners of EnglishMaría Teresa Martínez-García While speech perception has been found to influence word recognition, what specific aspects of the L1-L2 mapping play the most important role is not well understood. This study explores whether, and if so how, visual-orthographic information influences the mapping of phonemic information in an L2 in both perception and word-recognition. Spanish-speaking English learners completed an AXB and a word monitoring task in English manipulating the presence of the labiodental /v/ and the bilabial /b/ phonemes, which are allophonic in Spanish, but phonemic in English (e.g., best vs. vest). The results show a clear effect of L1 on L2 learners’ perception and word recognition, partly modulated by the orthographic information seen. These results support models that predict the mapping of L1-L2 phonemes, emphasizing how orthographic information may be an important variable to take into consideration. https://revistes.uab.cat/languesparole/article/view/131bilabial; labiodental; L2 mapping; orthographic information; word recognition; speech perception |
spellingShingle | María Teresa Martínez-García Orthographic Effects in Word Recognition among Spanish-Speaking Learners of English Langue(s) & Parole bilabial; labiodental; L2 mapping; orthographic information; word recognition; speech perception |
title | Orthographic Effects in Word Recognition among Spanish-Speaking Learners of English |
title_full | Orthographic Effects in Word Recognition among Spanish-Speaking Learners of English |
title_fullStr | Orthographic Effects in Word Recognition among Spanish-Speaking Learners of English |
title_full_unstemmed | Orthographic Effects in Word Recognition among Spanish-Speaking Learners of English |
title_short | Orthographic Effects in Word Recognition among Spanish-Speaking Learners of English |
title_sort | orthographic effects in word recognition among spanish speaking learners of english |
topic | bilabial; labiodental; L2 mapping; orthographic information; word recognition; speech perception |
url | https://revistes.uab.cat/languesparole/article/view/131 |
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