2002Journal of Yunyang Teachers CollegeRequires access

The Appropriateness of Polite Expressions in Ancient Chinese

SU Jun-bo

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In this paper the author expounds the appropriateness of polite expressions in ancient Chinese in the verbal communication from three respects such as modest and respectful forms of expression, adverbs for polite expression and euphemism.

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In this paper the author expounds the appropriateness of polite expressions in ancient Chinese in the verbal communication from three respects such as modest and respectful forms of expression, adverbs for polite expression and euphemism.

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In this paper the author expounds the appropriateness of polite expressions in ancient Chinese in the verbal communication from three respects such as modest and respectful forms of expression, adverbs for polite expression and euphemism.

Key concepts: Politeness, Euphemism, Expression (computer science), Linguistics, Psychology, Philosophy, Computer science, Programming language

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