A Comparative Analysis of the Adverbs between Changsha Dialect and Mandarin Chinese
Ding Rong
Abstract
Ding Rong
Abstract
Changsha dialect covers Changsha and Yiyang,whose adverbs in meaning can be divided into the degree,the range,the time or the frequency,the affirmative or negative,the circumstance and the mood adverbs.There exists a great difference in adverbs between Changsha dialect and Mandarin Chinese.For one thing,some frequently-used adverbs in Mandarin Chinese seldom appear in Changsha dialect;for another,some adverbs in Changsha dialect never exist in Mandarin Chinese.Besides,some adverbs,which are used both in Changsha dialect and in Mandarin Chinese,have different usages respectively.Changsha dialect has three peculiar characteristics in double part of speech,collocation and word-formation.
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Changsha dialect covers Changsha and Yiyang,whose adverbs in meaning can be divided into the degree,the range,the time or the frequency,the affirmative or negative,the circumstance and the mood adverbs.There exists a great difference in adverbs between Changsha dialect and Mandarin Chinese.For one thing,some frequently-used adverbs in Mandarin Chinese seldom appear in Changsha dialect;for another,some adverbs in Changsha dialect never exist in Mandarin Chinese.Besides,some adverbs,which are used both in Changsha dialect and in Mandarin Chinese,have different usages respectively.Changsha dialect has three peculiar characteristics in double part of speech,collocation and word-formation.
Key concepts: Mandarin Chinese, Linguistics, Collocation (remote sensing), Meaning (existential), History, Psychology, Geography, Philosophy