A distributed morphological Chinese-Korean Contrastive Analysis of modern Chinese ‘X+然’(two-syllabic multi-parties of speech) and its equivalent Sino-Korean words
This paper conducted a Chinese-Korean contrastive analysis of modern Chinese ‘X-rán(然)’ and its equivalent Sino-Korean words from a distributed morphology perspective. The results are as follows.
First, in the modern Chinese ‘X-rán(然)’ structure, ‘-rán(然)’ is not only used as an adjective and adverbial suffix, but is also used as a suffix to form nouns, verbs, distinctions, and conjunctions.
Second, in Sino-Korean words, the ‘X-rán(然)’ structure is projected as root and root phrase, and then combined again with functional categories to generate synthetic compounds. Its functional categories were shown as zero form(adverbals, nouns), ‘-ha-’ (adjectives), ‘-hi’(adverbals), ‘-ko’(adverbals), and ‘-jeog’(determiners, nouns).
Third, the ‘X-rán(然)’ structure has the characteristics of synthetic compounds, which are generated in a distributed morphological manner in both Chinese and Korean.
Chinese is generated in the manner of covert distributed morphology, but Korean is generated in the manner of overt distributed morphology.
Recognizing this, if Koreans learn Chinese, they can rule out more interferences, which will enhance the effectiveness of teaching.
@article{ART002712925}, author={Chang,Hodeug}, title={A distributed morphological Chinese-Korean Contrastive Analysis of modern Chinese ‘X+然’(two-syllabic multi-parties of speech) and its equivalent Sino-Korean words}, journal={Journal of Chinese Language and Literature}, issn={1225-083X}, year={2021}, number={86}, pages={307-331}, doi={10.15792/clsyn..86.202104.307}
TY - JOUR AU - Chang,Hodeug TI - A distributed morphological Chinese-Korean Contrastive Analysis of modern Chinese ‘X+然’(two-syllabic multi-parties of speech) and its equivalent Sino-Korean words JO - Journal of Chinese Language and Literature PY - 2021 VL - null IS - 86 PB - Chinese Literary Society Of Yeong Nam SP - 307 EP - 331 SN - 1225-083X AB - This paper conducted a Chinese-Korean contrastive analysis of modern Chinese ‘X-rán(然)’ and its equivalent Sino-Korean words from a distributed morphology perspective. The results are as follows.
First, in the modern Chinese ‘X-rán(然)’ structure, ‘-rán(然)’ is not only used as an adjective and adverbial suffix, but is also used as a suffix to form nouns, verbs, distinctions, and conjunctions.
Second, in Sino-Korean words, the ‘X-rán(然)’ structure is projected as root and root phrase, and then combined again with functional categories to generate synthetic compounds. Its functional categories were shown as zero form(adverbals, nouns), ‘-ha-’ (adjectives), ‘-hi’(adverbals), ‘-ko’(adverbals), and ‘-jeog’(determiners, nouns).
Third, the ‘X-rán(然)’ structure has the characteristics of synthetic compounds, which are generated in a distributed morphological manner in both Chinese and Korean.
Chinese is generated in the manner of covert distributed morphology, but Korean is generated in the manner of overt distributed morphology.
Recognizing this, if Koreans learn Chinese, they can rule out more interferences, which will enhance the effectiveness of teaching. KW - Modern Chinese;X+rán X+rán;SinoKorean Words;Korean;Contrastive Analysis DO - 10.15792/clsyn..86.202104.307 ER -
Chang,Hodeug. (2021). A distributed morphological Chinese-Korean Contrastive Analysis of modern Chinese ‘X+然’(two-syllabic multi-parties of speech) and its equivalent Sino-Korean words. Journal of Chinese Language and Literature, 86, 307-331.
Chang,Hodeug. 2021, "A distributed morphological Chinese-Korean Contrastive Analysis of modern Chinese ‘X+然’(two-syllabic multi-parties of speech) and its equivalent Sino-Korean words", Journal of Chinese Language and Literature, no.86, pp.307-331. Available from: doi:10.15792/clsyn..86.202104.307
Chang,Hodeug "A distributed morphological Chinese-Korean Contrastive Analysis of modern Chinese ‘X+然’(two-syllabic multi-parties of speech) and its equivalent Sino-Korean words" Journal of Chinese Language and Literature 86 pp.307-331 (2021) : 307.
Chang,Hodeug. A distributed morphological Chinese-Korean Contrastive Analysis of modern Chinese ‘X+然’(two-syllabic multi-parties of speech) and its equivalent Sino-Korean words. 2021; 86 : 307-331. Available from: doi:10.15792/clsyn..86.202104.307
Chang,Hodeug. "A distributed morphological Chinese-Korean Contrastive Analysis of modern Chinese ‘X+然’(two-syllabic multi-parties of speech) and its equivalent Sino-Korean words" Journal of Chinese Language and Literature no.86(2021) : 307-331.doi: 10.15792/clsyn..86.202104.307
Chang,Hodeug. A distributed morphological Chinese-Korean Contrastive Analysis of modern Chinese ‘X+然’(two-syllabic multi-parties of speech) and its equivalent Sino-Korean words. Journal of Chinese Language and Literature, 86, 307-331. doi: 10.15792/clsyn..86.202104.307
Chang,Hodeug. A distributed morphological Chinese-Korean Contrastive Analysis of modern Chinese ‘X+然’(two-syllabic multi-parties of speech) and its equivalent Sino-Korean words. Journal of Chinese Language and Literature. 2021; 86 307-331. doi: 10.15792/clsyn..86.202104.307
Chang,Hodeug. A distributed morphological Chinese-Korean Contrastive Analysis of modern Chinese ‘X+然’(two-syllabic multi-parties of speech) and its equivalent Sino-Korean words. 2021; 86 : 307-331. Available from: doi:10.15792/clsyn..86.202104.307
Chang,Hodeug. "A distributed morphological Chinese-Korean Contrastive Analysis of modern Chinese ‘X+然’(two-syllabic multi-parties of speech) and its equivalent Sino-Korean words" Journal of Chinese Language and Literature no.86(2021) : 307-331.doi: 10.15792/clsyn..86.202104.307