Add to ORKGThis paper addresses the correct analysis of Korean examples like those in (1). An event is presented against a contrastive or negative implication, through either a copy of the verbal lexeme, or the use of the supporting verb ha-ta:1 (1) a. John-i sakwa-lul [mek-ki-nun mek-ess-ciman]
The present study analyses erroneous Korean sentences appearing in ácademic writings as well as mass...
This paper argues that Korean lacks a distinct, open category of Adjective; what have been tradition...
In Korean linguistics, the study of auxiliary verbs, beginning with Chhve Hyon Be's study of traditi...
This paper aims to investigate one of the contaminations or blendings on the basis of not only seman...
The thesis investigates properties of verbal inflectional/functional categories such as Infl, Comp, ...
Typescript.Thesis (Ph. D.)--University of Hawaii at Manoa, 1972.Bibliography: leaves 285-294.Availab...
This paper, extending the previous formal theories of lexical semantics, has proposed a semantic ty...
Negation is frequently found in every language, and many logicians or linguists have been carrying o...
Without doubt the form of language and the relation of language to its contextual equivalence when c...
Typescript.Thesis (Ph. D.)--University of Hawaii, 1971.Bibliography: leaves 218-225.viii, 225 l illu
Many studies have been done for the particle -ka and -nun. However, there still is great confusion i...
Traditionally Korean adjectives are analyzed as stative verbs (Maling and Kim 1998, Lee 1997). Recen...
This study aims to examine the different usages of Korean and English present progressive aspect bas...
Among the forms in Korean which can be associated with such forms in English as "not," "no," "un-," ...
have been traditionally analyzed as adjectives are stative verbs. I demonstrate that apparent noun-m...
The present study analyses erroneous Korean sentences appearing in ácademic writings as well as mass...
This paper argues that Korean lacks a distinct, open category of Adjective; what have been tradition...
In Korean linguistics, the study of auxiliary verbs, beginning with Chhve Hyon Be's study of traditi...
This paper aims to investigate one of the contaminations or blendings on the basis of not only seman...
The thesis investigates properties of verbal inflectional/functional categories such as Infl, Comp, ...
Typescript.Thesis (Ph. D.)--University of Hawaii at Manoa, 1972.Bibliography: leaves 285-294.Availab...
This paper, extending the previous formal theories of lexical semantics, has proposed a semantic ty...
Negation is frequently found in every language, and many logicians or linguists have been carrying o...
Without doubt the form of language and the relation of language to its contextual equivalence when c...
Typescript.Thesis (Ph. D.)--University of Hawaii, 1971.Bibliography: leaves 218-225.viii, 225 l illu
Many studies have been done for the particle -ka and -nun. However, there still is great confusion i...
Traditionally Korean adjectives are analyzed as stative verbs (Maling and Kim 1998, Lee 1997). Recen...
This study aims to examine the different usages of Korean and English present progressive aspect bas...
Among the forms in Korean which can be associated with such forms in English as "not," "no," "un-," ...
have been traditionally analyzed as adjectives are stative verbs. I demonstrate that apparent noun-m...
The present study analyses erroneous Korean sentences appearing in ácademic writings as well as mass...
This paper argues that Korean lacks a distinct, open category of Adjective; what have been tradition...
In Korean linguistics, the study of auxiliary verbs, beginning with Chhve Hyon Be's study of traditi...