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A Study on the Negative Idioms with Four Syllables in Taiwan Chinese
The Journal of Chinese Cultural Studies
2016, (32),
pp.99-122
DOI :10.18212/cccs.2016..32.005
Publisher : The Society For Chinese Cultural Studies
Research Area : Chinese Culture
DOI :10.18212/cccs.2016..32.005
Publisher : The Society For Chinese Cultural Studies
Research Area : Chinese Culture
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The idiom is the fixed phrase with the characteristics of stable patterns, frequent uses, historic and racial traits. This paper mostly examines the marks of the negative idioms with four syllables in Taiwan Chinese. The negative morphemes in Taiwan Chinese are ‘bu(不)’, ‘wu(無)’, ‘wei(未)’, ‘mo(莫)’, ‘fei(非(匪))’, ‘wu(勿)’, ‘wu(毋)’, ‘wang(罔)’, ‘mei(沒)’, ‘fu(弗)’, ‘po(叵)’, ‘mi(靡)’, ‘wang(亡)’. The aim is to summarize the negative morpheme and its outside form by analyzing the rules of the negative idioms in Taiwan Chinese.
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