@article{oai:ryotokuji-u.repo.nii.ac.jp:00000412, author = {林, 響子 and Hayashi, Kyoko}, issue = {13}, journal = {了德寺大学研究紀要, The Bulletin of Ryotokuji University}, month = {}, note = {and の後に母音で始まる単語が続くとき,and の/d/ と後続母音をつなげて発音することが一般的であるとされ,学習者にはそのように指導してきた.しかしながら,and の/d/ が発音されずに,その前の/n/ が後ろの母音とつながる例が映画Hairspray においてかなり多く見られた.そこでand の/n/ と後続母音の連続がフォーマルな発話においても現れるのかを,トランプ氏の就任受諾演説と,トランプ氏とクリントン氏の討論会を比較して調査した.その結果,/d/ と母音の連続よりも,/d/ が脱落して/n/ と後続母音が連続する例のほうが演説,討論会の両方において多く見られ,フォーマルな発話である演説のほうではこの数がやや少なかった.しかし,この差はさほど大きくはなく,今回の調査からはフォーマルな発話においてもand の/d/ が脱落し,/n/ と後続母音が連続する発音が一般的であると考えられる., It is considered common to link the /d/ in “and” with a subsequent vowel, and this pronunciation has been taught to many English as a foreign language (EFL) learners. However, in the movie Hairspray, more sequences of “and” plus a word beginning with a vowel were pronounced as [n] plus a vowel than [nd] plus a vowel, evidencing a different prevailing pronunciation in informal speech. Therefore, we aimed to examine how this sequence is pronounced in formal speech. Comparing Donald Trump’s nomination acceptance speech with the first Trump-Clinton presidential debate, we found that more than half of the target sequences were realized with the /d/ dropping and the /n/ being linked to the following vowel both in the speech and in the debate, and the difference between the two was not large. Therefore, we concluded that the sequence tends to be pronounced with the /d/ dropping and the /n/ linking to the following vowel even in formal speech.}, pages = {173--183}, title = {“and”と母音で始まる単語の連続における音声実現: ドナルド・トランプ氏によるスピーチと討論における比較}, year = {2019}, yomi = {ハヤシ, キョウコ} }