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This research paper examines the impact phonological variation can have on SLA. To begin with, phonological variation refers to the variability and diversity in pronunciation patterns within a particular language. Understanding the effects of this variation is crucial for language learners as it can influence their ability to comprehend and produce spoken English accurately.
The paper begins by providing a comprehensive review of existing theories and literature related to phonological variation and its implications for language acquisition. The review highlights the diversity of phonological patterns in English, including regional accents, dialects, and sociolinguistic factors.
Drawing on the theoretical framework of second language acquisition, it is noticed how exposure to phonological variation can affect learners' perception and production of the various sounds of English. Among other things, the role of individual learner factors, such as age, native language background, and language learning experience, in shaping the impact of phonological variation on English acquisition is discussed here.
The analysis suggests that exposure to phonological variation can present both advantages and challenges for language learners. While on the one hand, the exposure to diverse phonological patterns can enhance learners' listening skills, phonetic flexibility, and sociolinguistic competence, on the other, it can lead to difficulties in achieving native-like pronunciation and may influence intelligibility and communication effectiveness.
The aim here is to understand how phonological variation influences English language acquisition. It underscores the importance of considering phonological diversity in language teaching methodologies and materials, particularly in contexts with high linguistic diversity.
The findings and insights from this research provide a foundation for future empirical studies on the impact of phonological variation on language acquisition. Further investigation into specific strategies, interventions, and pedagogical approaches that address phonological variation can enhance language learners' ability to navigate and adapt to the diverse phonetic landscapes of English.
Keywords:
phonological variation, English language acquisition, second language acquisition, pronunciation, phonetic diversity, sociolinguistics, language teaching
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"The Impact of Phonological Variation on Second Language Acquisition (SLA)", International Journal of Novel Research and Development (www.ijnrd.org), ISSN:2456-4184, Vol.8, Issue 5, page no.h590-h596, May-2023, Available :http://www.ijnrd.org/papers/IJNRD2305780.pdf
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