The Comparative Study Of Chinese And Thai Negative Structure

The negative adverb "no","no" and "no" are frequently used in the expression of negative sentences in modern Chinese, and it is quite complicated to use the negative structure in chinese.The Thai commonly used negative adverb "(?)" includes the common Chinese Negative Adverb"no" and "not (have) a double meaning". Compared with the common Chinese negative structures,Thai negative structure formed by "(?)" is more marked in the syntax of a single, it uses a "(?)" bear almost all of the negative expression of task. This is an adverb with high frequency in the use of language, but it is a very difficult problem for Chinese students in Thailand. This paper intends to consider from two parts: one is the dominant negative structure, the other is the invisible negative structure. The so-called "dominant negative structure" is a structure with negative markers, and the structure of "negative negation" is the structure that does not appear negative meaning. The negative structure of Chinese and Thai the comparative analysis, pointed out that there are differences between the two, and analyzes the causes of the differences, the hope can for foreign students especially Thailand students to learn the negative structure of Chinese language, teaching Chinese as a foreign language and intercultural communication to provide help. At the same time,it provides the reference for the teaching materials and the design of the class.