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@article{ART001911364},
author={Kim, Joung-Min},
title={A contrastive study of sentence-final nominal predicates in Japanese and Korean: With a particular attention to “moyoo-da” and “moyang-ita”},
journal={The Japanese Language Association of Korea},
issn={1229-7275},
year={2014},
number={41},
pages={17-32}

TY - JOUR
AU - Kim, Joung-Min
TI - A contrastive study of sentence-final nominal predicates in Japanese and Korean: With a particular attention to “moyoo-da” and “moyang-ita”
JO - The Japanese Language Association of Korea
PY - 2014
VL - null
IS - 41
PB - The Japanese Language Association Of Korea
SP - 17
EP - 32
SN - 1229-7275
AB - The purpose of this study is to clarify the similarities and differences of the sentence-final nominal predicates in Japanese and Korean. Particular attention has been paid to a contrastive analysis on “moyoo-da” in Japanese and its Korean counterpart“moyang-ita”. The results found in this paper are as follows. (I) In terms of their morpho-syntactic behaviors, “moyoo-da” and “moyang-ita” have co-occurrence restrictions on the variant of the copula, i.e. negation, interrogative and (partially) past form. Copula can be omitted and its presence/absence does not affect their semantic or functional differences. (II) “Moyang-ita” has no subject restriction on the ‘clause’, however the subject of “moyoo-da” is often the third person.(III) In terms of their semantic characteristics, both encode modal meanings such as the speaker’s uncertainty or inference based on (in)direct evidence. “Moyang-ita” encodes inference about both the speaker’s and the other’s internal state based on perceptible evidence, on the other hand,“moyoo-da” is confined to the latter.
KW - Sentence-final nominal predicate;"moyoo-da";"moyang-ita";Contrastive study of Japanese and Korean
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Kim, Joung-Min. (2014). A contrastive study of sentence-final nominal predicates in Japanese and Korean: With a particular attention to “moyoo-da” and “moyang-ita”. The Japanese Language Association of Korea, 41, 17-32.

Kim, Joung-Min. 2014, "A contrastive study of sentence-final nominal predicates in Japanese and Korean: With a particular attention to “moyoo-da” and “moyang-ita”", The Japanese Language Association of Korea, no.41, pp.17-32.

Kim, Joung-Min "A contrastive study of sentence-final nominal predicates in Japanese and Korean: With a particular attention to “moyoo-da” and “moyang-ita”" The Japanese Language Association of Korea 41 pp.17-32 (2014) : 17.

Kim, Joung-Min. A contrastive study of sentence-final nominal predicates in Japanese and Korean: With a particular attention to “moyoo-da” and “moyang-ita”. 2014; 41 : 17-32.

Kim, Joung-Min. "A contrastive study of sentence-final nominal predicates in Japanese and Korean: With a particular attention to “moyoo-da” and “moyang-ita”" The Japanese Language Association of Korea no.41(2014) : 17-32.

Kim, Joung-Min. A contrastive study of sentence-final nominal predicates in Japanese and Korean: With a particular attention to “moyoo-da” and “moyang-ita”. The Japanese Language Association of Korea, 41, 17-32.

Kim, Joung-Min. A contrastive study of sentence-final nominal predicates in Japanese and Korean: With a particular attention to “moyoo-da” and “moyang-ita”. The Japanese Language Association of Korea. 2014; 41 17-32.

Kim, Joung-Min. A contrastive study of sentence-final nominal predicates in Japanese and Korean: With a particular attention to “moyoo-da” and “moyang-ita”. 2014; 41 : 17-32.

Kim, Joung-Min. "A contrastive study of sentence-final nominal predicates in Japanese and Korean: With a particular attention to “moyoo-da” and “moyang-ita”" The Japanese Language Association of Korea no.41(2014) : 17-32.