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The primary goal of the current study was to examine category solidity of Korean alveolar fricatives in the Busan and Seoul dialects of Korean. Considering the common belief of /s h /-/s * / neutralization in Kyungsang speech, plain /s h / and fortis /s * / fricatives of Busan speakers were examined against the same fricatives of Seoul speakers. Perceptual distance between Korean /s h / and /s*/ on the one hand and English /s/ on the other was investigated by use of across-linguistic mapping method. Two experiments of a perceptual mapping task of English /s/ to Korean /s h / and /s * / and a /s * /-production task were conducted on users of the Busan and Seoul dialects of Korean. The results from the perception and production experiments suggested that at a micro-level, younger Busan speakers have less solid category stability for Korean /s * / compared with Seoul speakers, although their production of /s h / and /s * / was as highly distinctive from each other as that of Seoul speakers.

English /s/ and Korean sh/-/s*/ Contrast in Seoul and Busan Dialects: A Study of Category Solidity

English /s/ and Korean s^h/-/s^*/ Contrast in Seoul and Busan Dialects: A Study of Category Solidity