DR. CHIEW POH SHIN
Department of Malaysian Languages and Applied Linguistics
Faculty of Languages and Linguistics
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CHIEW Poh Shin (周宝芯, 周寶芯) is a senior lecturer in the Department of Malaysian Languages and Applied Linguistics, Faculty of Languages and Linguistics, Universiti Malaya. She earned her Bachelor's, Master's, and PhD from Nanjing Normal University, specialising in Chinese language and linguistics. Her primary research interests include phonetics and phonology, language variation, and language acquisition. Currently, she focuses on sociophonetics and prosodic studies, particularly in the varieties of Chinese like Hokkien, Cantonese, and Mandarin. She has a deep passion for human speech and wants to explore how speech sounds connect with cognition, society, and culture. Beyond academic research, she enjoys engaging in popular science work, sharing the fascinating world of linguistics with the public. Here is her first experience on a podcast. |
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Tones in Mandarin variety spoken in Malaysia |
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Penyelidikan Aktiviti Pengajaran Dan Pembelajaran (pdp) Bahasa Cina Di Sekolah Menengah Di Negeri Terengganu Dan Pahang |
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A Sociophonetic Study On Tonal Variation Of The Klang Hokkien |
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An Acoustic Study on the Citation Tones in Malaysian Mandarin
Phonetic variation of initial stop consonants in Malaysian English
L1 Influence on Stop Consonant Production: A Case Study of Malaysian Mandarin-English Bilinguals
A Preliminary Study on Third Tone Sandhi in Malaysian Mandarin
The production and perception of English monophthongs by Young Malay Learners in Malaysia
Malaysian student teachers' perception of lexical stress in English
Oral Reading Fluency in Mandarin Chinese by Thai and Indonesian Learners [in Chinese]
Phonetic Error in L2 Mandarin Chinese [in Chinese ]
Taiguo Yinni xuexizhe Hanyu langdu kouyu de liulidu yanjiu (Reading fluency in Chinese Spoken by Thai and Indonesian CSL Speakers)
Production Development of Chinese Prosody by Malaysian Malay CSL Learners