Korean. London Oriental and African Language Library.

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Autore principale: Chang, Suk-Jin
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contents Korean. London Oriental and African Language Library. Chang, Suk-Jin Discourse Analysis Foreign Countries Form Classes (Languages) Grammar Korean Language Research Linguistic Borrowing Linguistic Theory Morphology (Languages) Negative Forms (Language) Phonology Pragmatics Sentence Structure Syntax Uncommonly Taught Languages Written Language The grammar of the Korean language presented here is descriptive and structural, and does not align with any particular theory. An introductory chapter gives some background information about the language and related research. Subsequent chapters treat: writing and sound systems, including some sound rules and suprasegmental features; morphology (native and loan words, word structure, compounding, sound symbolism); word classes (nouns, pronouns, verbs, adjectives, adnouns, adverbs, particles, interjections, phrases); sentences (structures, types, semantic roles, modification, word order, negation, passives and causatives, tense/aspect/mood); extended sentences (coordination and subordination, complex sentences, mixed sentences); and discourse (the sentence-discourse connection, speech acts, honorification, topic and focus, discourse references, discourse analysis). Contains 114 references. (MSE)
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spellingShingle Korean. London Oriental and African Language Library.
Chang, Suk-Jin
Discourse Analysis
Foreign Countries
Form Classes (Languages)
Grammar
Korean
Language Research
Linguistic Borrowing
Linguistic Theory
Morphology (Languages)
Negative Forms (Language)
Phonology
Pragmatics
Sentence Structure
Syntax
Uncommonly Taught Languages
Written Language
Korean. London Oriental and African Language Library. Chang, Suk-Jin Discourse Analysis Foreign Countries Form Classes (Languages) Grammar Korean Language Research Linguistic Borrowing Linguistic Theory Morphology (Languages) Negative Forms (Language) Phonology Pragmatics Sentence Structure Syntax Uncommonly Taught Languages Written Language The grammar of the Korean language presented here is descriptive and structural, and does not align with any particular theory. An introductory chapter gives some background information about the language and related research. Subsequent chapters treat: writing and sound systems, including some sound rules and suprasegmental features; morphology (native and loan words, word structure, compounding, sound symbolism); word classes (nouns, pronouns, verbs, adjectives, adnouns, adverbs, particles, interjections, phrases); sentences (structures, types, semantic roles, modification, word order, negation, passives and causatives, tense/aspect/mood); extended sentences (coordination and subordination, complex sentences, mixed sentences); and discourse (the sentence-discourse connection, speech acts, honorification, topic and focus, discourse references, discourse analysis). Contains 114 references. (MSE)
title Korean. London Oriental and African Language Library.
topic Discourse Analysis
Foreign Countries
Form Classes (Languages)
Grammar
Korean
Language Research
Linguistic Borrowing
Linguistic Theory
Morphology (Languages)
Negative Forms (Language)
Phonology
Pragmatics
Sentence Structure
Syntax
Uncommonly Taught Languages
Written Language
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