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Morphological influence on Korean /l/ pronunciation: A comparative study of heritage and native speakers

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Incomplete neutralization occurs in Korean /l/ before vowel-initial suffixes, affecting pronunciation.
Bilingual speakers balance morphological information and language influences, revealing differences in /l/ realization.
Heritage speakers exhibit variations in /l/ pronunciation compared to native speakers based on their dominant language.
Findings have implications for language education and understanding language production processes.

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Comparative analysis shows how morphological information affects /l/ pronunciation in Korean speakers, indicating bilingual influences.

Yun Joong Kim (2025) studied this question.

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