Query Details
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Chinese r_suffixation
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| Author: | pan ning | |
| Submitter Email: | click here to access email | |
| Linguistic LingField(s): |
Historical Linguistics
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| Query: |
Dear Linguists:
I'm doing research on the r-suffix in Yichang (a mandarin dialect),and need references on r-suffixation of any Chinese languages. Yichang r-suffix cause rhyme changes, which are different from that in Mandarin. One particular phenomenon is -r is mainly suffixed to duplicated monosyllabic word. It seems duplication of a monosyllabic word triggers r-suffixation. Does this phenomenon exist in any other languages or dialects? Your help will be highly appreciated. I'll post a summary if I get enough feedback. Yours sincerely Pan Ning Greetings, I'm very much interested in ''lexical borrowing'' as being my MA research. I'd like to ask about any refrences related to the following: - Phonological adaptation of loan words in recepient language - Morphological adaptation of loan words in recepient (or different) languages I'll be appreciating your help and cooperation. Noran Galal BA in Phonetics |
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| LL Issue: | 9.1737 | |
| Date posted: | 08-Dec-1998 | |
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