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A Research Of Desire Adverb Contrast Between Chinese Language And Korean Language

Posted on:2014-11-25Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:Y T JinFull Text:PDF
GTID:2255330401460653Subject:Chinese Philology
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The tone os the speaker to talk of truth value judgment and the speaker in the said statement credibility subjective commentary.Used to express the subjective comments,opinions is the modal adverb.Desire adverb is existed in both Chinese and Korean languages,and several analytical approaches such as comparative analysis,quantitative analysis and integrated(between meaning and distribution,expression and function) analysis will be used for studying both individuality and commonality of desire adverb in syntactic,semantic and pragmatic circumstance.And also the corresponding form of desire adverb(between Chinese and Korean language)will be explored with the analytical approaches which are stated above.In this paper,following several aspects will be discussed.Chapter1is abstract part.In this chapter,the general purpose and meaning of this topic will be proposed.The background of desire adverb(between Chinese and Korean language)research will be indicated,and the basic idea of this topic and source of terms will be proposed.The scope of desire adverb in Chinese and Korean language(DAICKL) will be defined.In chapter2,semantic features of DAICKL will be discussed and compared which is mainly followed by definitions in dictionary and analyzing source of terms.Then sum up the features of semantics in both Chinese and Korean language,and search the similarity and differences.In chapter3,the syntactic expression of Chinese and Korean desire adverb will be compared.The continuous use and co-occurrence of DAICKL will also be conpared in this chapter.In chapter4,pragmatic function of DAICKL will be compared.The appearing frequency of DAICKL,and both the features on distribution of sentence category and function of pragmatic will be compared.In summary,the conclusion of this paper and shortage will be pointed out.
Keywords/Search Tags:Chinese, Korean, desire, modal adverb, conparison
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