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According to the Markedness Theory designed by Chomsky and Hale (1968), in phonological systems some segments are marked and others unmarked depending on the phonological features which compose them. The complexity of a system in relation to another is determined by the marks in the segments that constitute them. The Markedness Theory proposed by Calabrese (2005,) which is the framework of this study, determines the marks in the elements of a system through a robustness scale, in addition, the author, also proposes some Simplification Procedures in which speakers might apply when they face marked segments not present in their mother language. This study will, therefore, investigate the production of rounded front vowels of French, /y/, /ø/ e /œ/, by Brazilian Portuguese speakers (L1) who have American English as a second language (L2) and French as third language (L3). Based on this investigation, we aim to point out which repair strategies (simplification procedures) will be used in the production failure of the three French target vowels by 08 (eight) participants who study French as an L3. The phonological analysis of the data showed that the participants applied the deletion procedure in the marked feature present in the L3 system, replacing it by a compatible feature present in the system of the mother language.

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A PRODUÇÃO DAS VOGAIS FRONTAIS ARREDONDADAS DO FRANCÊS (L3) POR FALANTES NATIVOS DO PORTUGUÊS (L1) COM INGLÊS COMO L2: UMA ANÁLISE COM BASE NA TEORIA DA MARCAÇÃO DE CALABRESE (2005)