@article{ART002916085},
author={Jo Min-ha},
title={The Function of Final Endings and the Role of Intonation according to Gender in Spoken Language: Through Usage Analysis of Spontaneous Speech},
journal={Korean Semantics},
issn={1226-7198},
year={2022},
volume={78},
pages={331-359}
TY - JOUR
AU - Jo Min-ha
TI - The Function of Final Endings and the Role of Intonation according to Gender in Spoken Language: Through Usage Analysis of Spontaneous Speech
JO - Korean Semantics
PY - 2022
VL - 78
IS - null
PB - The Society Of Korean Semantics
SP - 331
EP - 359
SN - 1226-7198
AB - The purpose of this study is to examine the completion structure of final endings in spoken language according to gender. For that, the spontaneous speech of 72 male and female were analyzed. The results of the study are as follows. First, a list of final ending is presented.
female use high frequency forms intensively. The final endings are defined as relativity, not absoluteness. Second, boundary tones of utterance reveals a significant difference in grammatical and conversation function according to gender. Female use a higher rate of complex tones and lengthening tones than male. Male use a higher rate of ‘L’, and ‘HL’ intensively than female. Third, significant pragmatic characteristics are revealed according to gender. Female use the utterance connection function more than male. Politeness is revealed through indirect expression. Also, various makers are used to effectively pragmatic strategy. Male use more direct and assertive expression than female. In addition, performs the connect function of utterance by limited makers.
KW - final endings;spoken language;sponteneous speech;gender characteristics;intonation;form marker prosodic marker;boundary tones;grammatical function;pragmatics function
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Jo Min-ha. (2022). The Function of Final Endings and the Role of Intonation according to Gender in Spoken Language: Through Usage Analysis of Spontaneous Speech. Korean Semantics, 78, 331-359.
Jo Min-ha. 2022, "The Function of Final Endings and the Role of Intonation according to Gender in Spoken Language: Through Usage Analysis of Spontaneous Speech", Korean Semantics, vol.78, pp.331-359.
Jo Min-ha "The Function of Final Endings and the Role of Intonation according to Gender in Spoken Language: Through Usage Analysis of Spontaneous Speech" Korean Semantics 78 pp.331-359 (2022) : 331.
Jo Min-ha. The Function of Final Endings and the Role of Intonation according to Gender in Spoken Language: Through Usage Analysis of Spontaneous Speech. 2022; 78 331-359.
Jo Min-ha. "The Function of Final Endings and the Role of Intonation according to Gender in Spoken Language: Through Usage Analysis of Spontaneous Speech" Korean Semantics 78(2022) : 331-359.
Jo Min-ha. The Function of Final Endings and the Role of Intonation according to Gender in Spoken Language: Through Usage Analysis of Spontaneous Speech. Korean Semantics, 78, 331-359.
Jo Min-ha. The Function of Final Endings and the Role of Intonation according to Gender in Spoken Language: Through Usage Analysis of Spontaneous Speech. Korean Semantics. 2022; 78 331-359.
Jo Min-ha. The Function of Final Endings and the Role of Intonation according to Gender in Spoken Language: Through Usage Analysis of Spontaneous Speech. 2022; 78 331-359.
Jo Min-ha. "The Function of Final Endings and the Role of Intonation according to Gender in Spoken Language: Through Usage Analysis of Spontaneous Speech" Korean Semantics 78(2022) : 331-359.
