http://www.iaescore.com/journals/index.php/IJEECS/article/view/12507
Abstract:
The articulation of Arabic phonemes is essential for the Malay community since Arabic
language is mandatory to perform worship. Hence, in this paper, an acoustical analysis of
Arabic phonemes for vowels/u/and/u:/is discussed based on tokens pronounced by Malay
speakers. The experimental results showed that the Malay speakers are inclined to utter
these Arabic phonemes similar to the native speakers and it was also found from the
analysis that the vowel/u/and/u: was articulated as high-back vowels. Conversely, the
vowel/u/was located lower than/u:/as in the vowel-space. Alternatively results also showed
that/u/and/u:/is higher than the other vowels specifically/a/and/a:/. In addition, the statistical
analysis showed that the formant frequencies of both short and long dummah for formant
frequency F1, F2 and F3 have more variation in terms of/u/as compare to/u:/. In contrast …
Abstract:
The articulation of Arabic phonemes is essential for the Malay community since Arabic
language is mandatory to perform worship. Hence, in this paper, an acoustical analysis of
Arabic phonemes for vowels/u/and/u:/is discussed based on tokens pronounced by Malay
speakers. The experimental results showed that the Malay speakers are inclined to utter
these Arabic phonemes similar to the native speakers and it was also found from the
analysis that the vowel/u/and/u: was articulated as high-back vowels. Conversely, the
vowel/u/was located lower than/u:/as in the vowel-space. Alternatively results also showed
that/u/and/u:/is higher than the other vowels specifically/a/and/a:/. In addition, the statistical
analysis showed that the formant frequencies of both short and long dummah for formant
frequency F1, F2 and F3 have more variation in terms of/u/as compare to/u:/. In contrast …
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