@article{ART002572240},
author={Jaeseob Lee},
title={A Study of Standard Korean Acquisition of Gyeongsang Dialect Speakers},
journal={The Sociolinguistic Journal of Korea},
issn={1226-4822},
year={2020},
volume={28},
number={1},
pages={169-200},
doi={10.14353/sjk.2020.28.1.07}
TY - JOUR
AU - Jaeseob Lee
TI - A Study of Standard Korean Acquisition of Gyeongsang Dialect Speakers
JO - The Sociolinguistic Journal of Korea
PY - 2020
VL - 28
IS - 1
PB - The Sociolinguistic Society Of Korea
SP - 169
EP - 200
SN - 1226-4822
AB - This study investigates phonological variations of the Gyeongsang dialect speakers in dialect contact situations in Seoul. This study also examines what factors have significant effects on these phonological variations. It focuses on social factors: ‘gender’, ‘language attitude’, ‘length of residency in Seoul’ and in particular, ‘age group’ that is classified based on whether the participants received compulsory education where standard Korean is used. The tendency of the phonological variation is disproportionate for each phonological variable.
In direct dialect contact situations in Seoul, Gyeongsang dialect speakers undergo phonological variation almost all the phoneme and phonological rule but the relatively low toneme. But this quantitative loffwness of the variation degree on toneme variant is not absent in the knowledge of the phonological pattern of Seoul Korean, but rather is hard to adapt or habituate it. In other words, the achievement of toneme variation requires a certain amount of acquisition period compared to the other variants. This study shows that it may take about 20 years to adapt to the phonological patterns of Seoul Korean. The statistical analysis of phonetic data suggests that all social factors investigated in this study influence a speaker's frequency of use of the Seoul Korean variants. Especially, each age group shows different tendency of influence of social factors. Old speaker group influences by social factors in the following order: ‘gender’, ‘length of residency’ and ‘language attitude’. In the case of young, on the other hand, the order is ‘language attitude’, ‘length of residency’ and ‘gender’.
KW - dialect contact;second dialect acquisition;language variation;language accommodation;standard language
DO - 10.14353/sjk.2020.28.1.07
ER -
Jaeseob Lee. (2020). A Study of Standard Korean Acquisition of Gyeongsang Dialect Speakers. The Sociolinguistic Journal of Korea, 28(1), 169-200.
Jaeseob Lee. 2020, "A Study of Standard Korean Acquisition of Gyeongsang Dialect Speakers", The Sociolinguistic Journal of Korea, vol.28, no.1 pp.169-200. Available from: doi:10.14353/sjk.2020.28.1.07
Jaeseob Lee "A Study of Standard Korean Acquisition of Gyeongsang Dialect Speakers" The Sociolinguistic Journal of Korea 28.1 pp.169-200 (2020) : 169.
Jaeseob Lee. A Study of Standard Korean Acquisition of Gyeongsang Dialect Speakers. 2020; 28(1), 169-200. Available from: doi:10.14353/sjk.2020.28.1.07
Jaeseob Lee. "A Study of Standard Korean Acquisition of Gyeongsang Dialect Speakers" The Sociolinguistic Journal of Korea 28, no.1 (2020) : 169-200.doi: 10.14353/sjk.2020.28.1.07
Jaeseob Lee. A Study of Standard Korean Acquisition of Gyeongsang Dialect Speakers. The Sociolinguistic Journal of Korea, 28(1), 169-200. doi: 10.14353/sjk.2020.28.1.07
Jaeseob Lee. A Study of Standard Korean Acquisition of Gyeongsang Dialect Speakers. The Sociolinguistic Journal of Korea. 2020; 28(1) 169-200. doi: 10.14353/sjk.2020.28.1.07
Jaeseob Lee. A Study of Standard Korean Acquisition of Gyeongsang Dialect Speakers. 2020; 28(1), 169-200. Available from: doi:10.14353/sjk.2020.28.1.07
Jaeseob Lee. "A Study of Standard Korean Acquisition of Gyeongsang Dialect Speakers" The Sociolinguistic Journal of Korea 28, no.1 (2020) : 169-200.doi: 10.14353/sjk.2020.28.1.07
