THE ACOUSTIC CHARACTERISTICS OF STOP SOUNDS PRODUCED BY EAST JAVANESE STUDENTS OF ENGLISH STUDYING AT UNIVERSITY OF 17 AGUSTUS 1945 SURABAYA

Soetjahyati, Ozza Sarviya (2018) THE ACOUSTIC CHARACTERISTICS OF STOP SOUNDS PRODUCED BY EAST JAVANESE STUDENTS OF ENGLISH STUDYING AT UNIVERSITY OF 17 AGUSTUS 1945 SURABAYA. Undergraduate thesis, UNIVERSITAS 17 AGUSTUS 1945.

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Abstract

This thesis is a research on acoustic characteristics of stop sounds produced by East Javanese students of English studying at University of 17 Agustus 1945 Surabaya. The aim of this research is to analyse the duration between the closure and the release of stop sounds. The analysis is based on the theory of acoustic phonetic of Peter Ladefoged (2003 & 2010) and Keith Johnson (2003). This study uses descriptive qualitative approach, focusing on the duration of the closure and the release stop sounds. To do the analysis, the writer takes data by making a list of sentences containing stop bilabial English sounds [b] and [p], alveolar [d] and [t] and, velar [g] and [k] in the initial position. The writer records the English stop sounds pronunciation by the subjects. The result of this research are: based on the stop sounds, the sequence of duration that have the longest duration is the sound [d], [g], [t], [p], [b], and [k]. Based on the data, each data has different duration on each sounds, data 1 (N.A) has median duration in sounds [g], [p], and [k], data 2 (A.G) has the longest duration in sounds [g], and [t], the shortest duration in sound [t], data 3 (A.N) has median duration in sound [d], data 4 (M.B) has the longest duration in sound [b], the median duration in sound [d] and the shortest duration in sounds [g], [k], and [b], data 5 (D.A) has the longest duration in sounds [d], [p], and [k], the median duration in sounds [b] and [k]. This study will provide important information and knowledge for the readers and students in department of English Language.

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