英文摘要 |
Phonology is a theoretical concept that aims to account for investigating the subfield of the sound system. It can analyze the cross-linguistic similarities and differences in early sound acquisition that is developed from studies of monolingual and multilingual children. This paper provides evidence from a multilingual child’s early words. The child is exposed to Taiwanese, Spanish and Mandarin simultaneously. The paper aims to evaluate how a child interferes the sounds in three languages in a longitudinal study. The results show the trilingual child has the same development in languages as the monolingual children. The results of the study have implications for understanding language dominance, the role of input, the role of the weaker language and cross-linguistic influence and language transfer. |