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Grammatical Characteristics of Baoji Dialect

Ren Yong-hui

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Compared to the standard Chinese, Baoji dialect has its own grammatical characteristics. They are single syllable noun and noun morphemes; repeatable adjectives and quantifiers, generally with an ending r; the function and usage of pronouns being quite different from the standard Chinese; personal pronouns and single syllable verbs expressing different meanings through devious changes; special usage of functional words like 得and 的; and sentences with 把at the beginning having no processing meanings, and in negation 把 always put at the end.

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Compared to the standard Chinese, Baoji dialect has its own grammatical characteristics. They are single syllable noun and noun morphemes; repeatable adjectives and quantifiers, generally with an ending r; the function and usage of pronouns being quite different from the standard Chinese; personal pronouns and single syllable verbs expressing different meanings through devious changes; special usage of functional words like 得and 的; and sentences with 把at the beginning having no processing meanings, and in negation 把 always put at the end.

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Compared to the standard Chinese, Baoji dialect has its own grammatical characteristics. They are single syllable noun and noun morphemes; repeatable adjectives and quantifiers, generally with an ending r; the function and usage of pronouns being quite different from the standard Chinese; personal pronouns and single syllable verbs expressing different meanings through devious changes; special usage of functional words like 得and 的; and sentences with 把at the beginning having no processing meanings, and in negation 把 always put at the end.

Key concepts: Morpheme, Noun, Linguistics, Negation, Syllable, Personal pronoun, Computer science, Grammatical category

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