39 Papers
63 Citations
Bin Li is an academic researcher from City University of Hong Kong. The author has contributed to research in topics: Mandarin Chinese & Speech perception. The author has an hindex of 6, co-authored 37 publications. Previous affiliations of Bin Li include University of Florida.
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Papers
Native Thai Speakers’ Acquisition of English Word Stress Patterns
TL;DR: Results of the investigation of the influence of syllabic structure, lexical class and stress patterns of known words on the acquisition of the English stress system suggested that Thai participants’ pattern of stress assignment on non-words was significantly influenced by the Stress patterns of phonologically similar real words.
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A Sound Approach to Language Matters
Anne Mette Nyvad,Michaela Hejná,Anders Højen,Anna Bothe Jespersen,Mette Hjortshøj Sørensen,Catherine T. Best,Cinzia Avesani,Mario Vayra,Rikke L. Bundgaard-Nielsen,Brett J. Baker,Sidsel Rasmussen,Mengzhu Yan,Douglas H. Whalen,Angélica Carlet,Juli Cebrian,Denise Cristina Kluge,Henrik Taarsted Jørgensen,Johanna L. Wood,Congehao Hua,Bin Li,Ratree Wayland,Angela Cooper,Yue Wang,Dawn M. Behne,Míša Hejná,Anna Jespersen,Goun Lee,Allard Jongman,Yingjie Li,Joan A. Sereno,Oliver Niebuhr,Laura Winther Balling,Ken Ramshøj Christensen,Camilla Søballe Horslund,Johannes Kizach,Sten Vikner,Joan C. Mora,Ingrid Mora-Plaza,James Emil Flege,Linda Polka,Yufang Ruan,Matthew Masapollo,Anja Steinlen,Thorsten Piske,Sophia Karmeli,Christine Mooshammer,Michael D. Tyler +46 more
TL;DR: The contributions in this Festschrift were written by Ocke's current and former PhD-students, colleagues and research collaborators as mentioned in this paper, which is divided into six sections, moving from the smallest building blocks of language, through gradually expanding objects of linguistic inquiry to the highest levels of description.
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Effects of phonetic similarity in the identification of Mandarin tones
TL;DR: Examining five language groups’ perception of two synthesized Mandarin tones confirms that L1 tonal and prosodic systems affect speakers’ sensitivity to novel perceptual cues and their abilities to discern relevant phonetic differences.
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Bringing Fun and Meaning into Grammar Learning: A Case Study of a Secondary-Level EFL Class in Hong Kong.
Congchao Hua,Bin Li +1 more
TL;DR: In this article, the authors examined the effectiveness of popular culture materials in enhancing Hong Kong EFL students' grammar learning and found that the adoption of these materials had improved the participants' performance on the target grammar items.
Prototype Development of a Cross-Institutional Credit Transfer Information System for Community College Transfer Students
Kin Cheung,Bin Li,Peter Benz,Ka Ming Chow,Jeremy Ng,Wilson Yeung Yuk Kwok,Hilda Tsang,Dicky Nok Hang Leung,Janus Ka Yee Lui,Yee Na Li,Eunice So,Alice Leung +11 more
TL;DR: This article demonstrates the prototype development of a cross-institutional credit transfer information system (CICIS) for community college transfer (i.e., vertical transfer) students in an Asian educational context and reports the first three phases of this development.
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