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HCGSYMPO
(2nd)
2023-12-11
- 2023-12-13
Fukuoka Asia pacific Import Mart (Kitakyushu)
(Primary: On-site, Secondary: Online)
The Interplay of Demonstratives and Spatial Awareness: Training for Caregivers and the Potential for Improved Communication
O Hinu, Yugo Takeuchi (Shizuoka University)
In care facilities, demonstrative words such as “this”and “that” are frequently used to quickly share information and wo... [more]
TL 2023-06-10
14:00
Online
(Primary: Online, Secondary: On-site)
How does AI translation differ from human translation? Comparison of multilingual translations for tourists
Keiko Mochizuki (TUFS), Atushi Ito (Chuo) TL2023-6
How does AI translation differ from human translation in terms of "empathy"? In this presentation, we will discuss the f... [more] TL2023-6
pp.23-26
TL 2022-07-10
10:30
Online Online Formation of language subject by foreign learning: -- Over the physical activity of pronunciation learning --
Tomiko Yuyama (Tokyo Metoropolitan Univ) TL2022-2
(To be available after the conference date) [more] TL2022-2
pp.7-12
TL 2022-03-13
16:25
Online Online Consideration of Foreign Language Learning Focused on Linguistic ability -- Chinese-English Contrastive Pronunciation Relearning for Native Speakers of Japanese --
Tomiko Yuyama, Akinobu Kanda (Tokyo Metoropolitan Univ), Kaoru Fujimoto (Musashino Univ), Maiko Shinozuka (Tokyo Metoropolitan Univ), Noriko Takeda (Former Seikei Univ) TL2021-44
Under the sharpening English-Chinese polarization structure, it is required to develop international human resources who... [more] TL2021-44
pp.68-73
TL 2021-07-04
16:30
Online Online An Attempt of Multilingual Learning Focused on Linguistic Ability -- Considering Learning Method and System for Chinese-Learners to utilize First Language with Reference to Three Languages of Japanese, English, and Chinese --
Tomiko Yuyama (TMU), Noriko Takeda (FSU), Akinobu Kanda (TMU), Kaoru Fujimoto (MU), Maiko Shinozuka (TMU) TL2021-11
(To be available after the conference date) [more] TL2021-11
pp.44-49
TL 2019-12-22
10:45
Ehime   A Consideration of Verbs with predicate object in Mandarin
Xie Zhanmei (Kobe Univ.) TL2019-46
In Mandarin, there are verbs which can take predicate component as object. In this paper, we summarized the main definit... [more] TL2019-46
pp.19-24
TL 2019-07-27
16:10
Hyogo Hirao Seminar House, Konan University [Poster Presentation] Examination of stop consonants produced by Mandarin-Japanese-bilingual children and their monolingual parents
Makiko Tanaka (NCKU) TL2019-19
Parental speech input is an important factor in children’s language development. Nevertheless, the relation between bili... [more] TL2019-19
pp.37-42
TL 2019-07-14
13:15
Tokyo Waseda University On Use of Word Dispersion Expressions in Language Research -- A Case Study in Chinese Language Research --
Ou Tou, Tomohiro Ishida, Cou Tei, Hiroshi Sano (TUFS) TL2019-6
This paper explores how linguistics can utilize AI technology such as machine learning and deep learning on research sub... [more] TL2019-6
pp.31-36
TL 2019-03-18
11:10
Tokyo Waseda University Development and trial of Chinese courier learning application -- The quiz application "Little You" using the friends feature of LINE BOT --
Tomiko Yuyama, Maiko Shinozuka (Tokyo Metropolitan Univ), Koutarou Yamamoto (Soryusha) TL2018-51
Popularization of mobile terminals and prosperity of communication activities have changed the qualities and learning ne... [more] TL2018-51
pp.7-12
PRMU 2018-12-13
10:30
Miyagi   Candidate Reduction Method Using Hierarchical Overlapping Clustering and Convolutional Neural Network for Fast Chinese Character Recognition
Soichi Tashima, Hideaki Goto (Tohoku Univ.) PRMU2018-77
Along with the widespread of the mobile devices equipped with cameras, many applications using the camera function have ... [more] PRMU2018-77
pp.13-18
TL 2018-12-09
15:00
Ehime Ehime University Duality of Recognition of Time in Japanese and Chinese Viewed from the Chinese Auxiliary Verbs HUI and YAO
Tomohiro Ishida, Ting Zhang (TUFS) TL2018-48
One of the particular difficulties for Japanese native speakers learning Chinese is use of the auxiliary verbs huì and y... [more] TL2018-48
pp.23-28
ET 2018-09-15
14:35
Yamaguchi Yamaguchi University Training to set up a Japanese version Windows for international students
Daisuke Szuuki (Hokuriku Univ.) ET2018-35
We designed and practiced an exercise for foreign students to understand Japanese IT terms and acquire the ability to se... [more] ET2018-35
pp.43-46
TL 2018-03-19
14:30
Tokyo Waseda University Duality of the Passage of Time Impacting Auxiliary Verb “会” -- An Error Analysis of "Future Expression" in Japanese CFL (Chinese as a foreign language) Learners --
Tomohiro Ishida, Hiroshi Sano (TUFS) TL2017-67
Learner's corpus analysis has revealed that the acquisition of the Chinese auxiliary verb 会(hui) which represents “possi... [more] TL2017-67
pp.45-50
TL 2018-03-19
15:40
Tokyo Waseda University Comparison of effectiveness of mobile application to improve Chinese tone pronunciation ability
MingSung Kang, Atsushi Ito (Utsunomiya Univ.) TL2017-69
Many teaching materials on Chinese pronunciation and electronic teaching materials are focused on imitation exercises of... [more] TL2017-69
pp.57-62
TL 2017-12-10
10:45
Ehime Ehime University A Study on Learning Method to Improve Chinese Pronunciation
Ming Sung Kang, Atsushi Ito (Utsunomiya Univ.) TL2017-47
With the progress of cultural and economic exchanges between Japan and Chinese-speaking countries, the necessity to lear... [more] TL2017-47
pp.19-24
TL 2016-10-09
10:25
Hyogo Kobe Gakuin University (Port Island Campus) On tongue-clicking in English and Chinese conversation
Tomoko Endo (Tsukuba U.) TL2016-28
Tongue-clicking is often observed in English and Chinese conversations. Through the analysis of the positions of occurre... [more] TL2016-28
pp.13-17
TL 2016-07-24
10:30
Tokyo Waseda Univ. (Nishi-Waseda Campus) Is Chinese Tone 3 Sandhi a sufficient prosodic cue to lexical processing? -- A Visual-World Paradigm Study --
Tzu-Yin Chen, Yuki Hirose, Takane Ito (Tokyo Univ.) TL2016-23
Two visual-world paradigm experiments examined whether Chinese Tone 3 Sandhi (T3S: a tone 3 syllable changes to tone 2 w... [more] TL2016-23
pp.59-64
PRMU, IPSJ-CVIM, MVE [detail] 2016-01-22
11:15
Osaka   Scene Text Detection and Tracking System for Assisting Visually-Impaired People
Kunqi Liu, Hideaki Goto (Tohoku Univ.) PRMU2015-128 MVE2015-50
Text-Reading device with a wearable camera can help visually-impaired people who have difficulties in getting the text i... [more] PRMU2015-128 MVE2015-50
pp.199-204
SP, IPSJ-SLP
(Joint)
2012-07-19
14:30
Yamagata Hotel Takinoyu (Yamagata Pref.) Automatic pronunciation error detecting of Chinese using SVM with structural features
Tongmu Zhao (Univ. of Tokyo), Akemi Hoshino (Toyama National College of Tech.), Masayuki Suzuki, Nobuaki Minematsu, Keikichi Hirose (Univ. of Tokyo) SP2012-50
Pronunciation errors are often made by learners of a foreign language. To build a CALL (Computer-Aided Language Learnin... [more] SP2012-50
pp.1-6
SP 2010-03-04
14:30
Tokyo Shibaura Inst. of Tech. (Toyosu Campus) The effect of shadowing training for Mongolian and Chinese learners of Japanese
Arona, Ryoko Hayashi (Kobe Univ.) SP2009-151
In this study, the effect of shadowing and reading/repeating training on learners of Japanese was examined. The purpose ... [more] SP2009-151
pp.19-24
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