Sebutan kata bahasa Melayu pelajar Korea
Abstract
The purpose of this study is to analyze the influence of mother tongue among Korean students in pronouncing Malay words. The Korean students 'mother tongue is known as Hangul. The samples of this study are Korean students who had attended a Malay language programme in Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia (Malaysia National University). Firstly, the study seeks to compare the similarities and differences between Malay and Hangul phonemes. Then, it will present the factors affecting the pronunciation of Malay words due to the influence of the students· mother tongue. The study hopes to serve as a guide to textbook writers and language instructors of Malay as a Foreign Language in the teaching and preparing learning materials for Korean students.
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