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Morphological Differences and Similarities of Meaning of a Homophone

Sheng Li-chun

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This article based on the current academic research on homophone,from morphological differences and similarities of meaning of homophones,combining synonyms,variant words and homophone relationship between sound and meaning,discussed the distinction between them and the resulting difficulty of distinguishing the reasons for homophone.This can promote the teaching and research of modern Chinese and the teaching Chinese as a second language.

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This article based on the current academic research on homophone,from morphological differences and similarities of meaning of homophones,combining synonyms,variant words and homophone relationship between sound and meaning,discussed the distinction between them and the resulting difficulty of distinguishing the reasons for homophone.This can promote the teaching and research of modern Chinese and the teaching Chinese as a second language.

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This article based on the current academic research on homophone,from morphological differences and similarities of meaning of homophones,combining synonyms,variant words and homophone relationship between sound and meaning,discussed the distinction between them and the resulting difficulty of distinguishing the reasons for homophone.This can promote the teaching and research of modern Chinese and the teaching Chinese as a second language.

Key concepts: Homophone, Meaning (existential), Linguistics, Psychology, Philosophy, Psychotherapist

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