2011Journal of Zhejiang International Studies UniversityRequires access

Comparison between "Renqi" and "Ninki" from the History of Chinese and Japanese Vocabulary

Yang Jin-ping

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Both Renqi and Ninki,written in the same Chinese characters,show someone or something popular.This paper,based upon the history of Chinese and Japanese vocabulary,compares the two words from the meaning,the structure and the use range.Ninki comes from Chinese Renqi but is different from it.And Renqi with the new meaning comes from Japanese Ninki.

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Both Renqi and Ninki,written in the same Chinese characters,show someone or something popular.This paper,based upon the history of Chinese and Japanese vocabulary,compares the two words from the meaning,the structure and the use range.Ninki comes from Chinese Renqi but is different from it.And Renqi with the new meaning comes from Japanese Ninki.

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Both Renqi and Ninki,written in the same Chinese characters,show someone or something popular.This paper,based upon the history of Chinese and Japanese vocabulary,compares the two words from the meaning,the structure and the use range.Ninki comes from Chinese Renqi but is different from it.And Renqi with the new meaning comes from Japanese Ninki.

Key concepts: Meaning (existential), Vocabulary, Linguistics, Chinese characters, Psychology, History, Philosophy, Psychotherapist

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