The Study Of "zhe" In Changsha Dialect

Changsha dialect belongs to the Chang-yi Xiang dialect.As a typical representative, it has its own pronunciation, vocabulary and grammar,unique and interesting.In this passage,we are going to make a acquaintance with the charming Changsha Dialect "zhe",and then,it will be compared with Mandarin and other dialects.First of all,as you see,the introduction part is divided into three sections. The first section gives the goal and the significance to research.The second,tells us the method of learning it well.And in the third section,it provides us some related literature.Based on the research,the second chapter has a summary of Changsha dialect.It is divided into three parts------the geographical history of Changsha, the introduction of it’s vocabulary, grammar and pronunciation, and something else.The third chapter introduces the function of the grammar about "zhe" in Changsha dialect, including two sections. The first section describes its main function and the significance in detail in the dynamic auxiliary, modal auxiliaries and modal tense as well as the link between the three. Section two describes the common structure form, basically have five kinds:Verb+object+Verb+complement;+; verb+object+complement+; verb+noun+a.The fourth chapter is the physical features of "zhe" in Changsha dialect of, including two features:continue and has. In the first section,"zhe" means two movements occurring continually, and in general, it has "first, and temporarily, such as marking" in the sentence However,while act as "has",it means something haven’t happen but will occur sooner or later.So,what about the fifth? In this chapter,we will focuses on the comparison between "the" and other words in Changsha dialect.The first section prevents the difference between "zhe" and the other dynamic auxiliary, such as "Ga","Da","de","qu","lai","qi". For example,,with the "Ga","Da" photograph comparing, the former focuses on sheet, which focused on the table. And "Da","ka "in,"" focus on form "to" meaning,whlie "Da","ca" focuses on the table.In the sixth chapter, Dialect "zhe" from Changsha and other places will show their differences. Overall, the southern dialect ""and"" Changsha dialect is similar to the northern dialect,however, in meaning and usage,the differences are obvious.Last but least, the seventh chapter shows the nature and origins of "the", a total of three sections.In the first section,"zhe" is indispensable, with the meaning "to" existence is not essential. The second section is about series", namely" before and after the action is seen in a time sequence, action has occurred. And Section three is about the source of Changsha Dialect "zhe".On some level,I think this passage persuades us to believe that "zhe" is made up of "zai" and "shuo".