A Comparative Study Of The Mongolian "Grid" With The Chinese Preposition

Chinese and Mongolian language is different, the syntax structure is alsodifferent. Chinese mainly by the grammatical structure of verbs, nouns, adverbs, andother parts of speech, Mongolian mainly by the "grid" grammatical structure.Mongolian word order structure is: Attributive-subject-adverbial-object-predicate,but the Chinese word order structure is: Subject-adverbial-predicate-attribute-object. So, the difference is great between them. The prepositions inChinese is said "grid" in Mongolian. And it also different with Chinese prepositionposition.Therefore, Mongolian students in learning Chinese,they are very difficult touse prepositions, as the same as, Chinese students to learn Mongolian "grid" find itdifficult too. In this paper, Mongolian expression of the "grid" in Chinese as aresearch topic, to provided effective learning skills for the Mongolian studentsstudying Chinese and Chinese students learn Mongolian.This article is based on the semantics and grammatical features of the "grid" ofMongolian and Chinese preposition, Contrasted the Mongolian "grid" and Chinesepreposition, And specificly Contrasted the Mongolian "Godhead" with Chinese’s"Zai" and "Gei", Explore the similarities and differences of them, On this basis,themethod and advise of Mongolian Students Learning Chinese prepositions arerecommended.