Add to ORKGThis study is concerned with distributional difference of the deictic verbs in Mainland China Mandarin Chinese (MC) and Singapore Mandarin Chinese (SC). MC only allows U(Vmanner) + Vpath + Location + Vdeictic lal/qu 'come/go’", whereas SC permits other word order. This study aims to investigate the difference and find the possible constraints involved in such constructions in SC. [Peer Assessment Review
This paper aims to delve into the developmental path of two volition verbs and to show that movement...
The main concern of this dissertation is Chinese word order, with a special focus on Chinese relativ...
This paper focuses on the patterns in the encoding of spatial motion events that play a major role i...
International audienceThe current topic is " Deictic verbs of motion in Chaozhou dialect ". Deictic ...
This thesis investigates the aspectual use of the deictic verbs in Mandarin Chinese, such as lai `co...
International audienceThis paper discusses the linguistic categorization of deictic direction in Man...
International audienceThis chapter discusses the encoding in Sinitic of motion-cum-purpose, i.e. ‘go...
this paper, we will demonstrate that functions of spatial deictic verbs lai (come) and qu (go) as we...
International audienceThis study explores the issue of Associated Motion (hereafter AM) in five lang...
The purpose of this paper is to question some of the basic assumpiions concerning motion verbs. In p...
This paper argues that deictic verbs GO and COME (English go and come and their counterparts in othe...
This study analyzes semantic constraints affecting the order of motion morphemes in Mandarin Chinese...
This paper investigates the lexical semantics of placement verbs in Mandarin. The majority of Mandar...
On the basis of the degree of subtopic prominence, Liu (2001a) suggests that Wu and Min are weak VO ...
Chinese is often considered as a single language spoken from the far Northeastern China to the South...
This paper aims to delve into the developmental path of two volition verbs and to show that movement...
The main concern of this dissertation is Chinese word order, with a special focus on Chinese relativ...
This paper focuses on the patterns in the encoding of spatial motion events that play a major role i...
International audienceThe current topic is " Deictic verbs of motion in Chaozhou dialect ". Deictic ...
This thesis investigates the aspectual use of the deictic verbs in Mandarin Chinese, such as lai `co...
International audienceThis paper discusses the linguistic categorization of deictic direction in Man...
International audienceThis chapter discusses the encoding in Sinitic of motion-cum-purpose, i.e. ‘go...
this paper, we will demonstrate that functions of spatial deictic verbs lai (come) and qu (go) as we...
International audienceThis study explores the issue of Associated Motion (hereafter AM) in five lang...
The purpose of this paper is to question some of the basic assumpiions concerning motion verbs. In p...
This paper argues that deictic verbs GO and COME (English go and come and their counterparts in othe...
This study analyzes semantic constraints affecting the order of motion morphemes in Mandarin Chinese...
This paper investigates the lexical semantics of placement verbs in Mandarin. The majority of Mandar...
On the basis of the degree of subtopic prominence, Liu (2001a) suggests that Wu and Min are weak VO ...
Chinese is often considered as a single language spoken from the far Northeastern China to the South...
This paper aims to delve into the developmental path of two volition verbs and to show that movement...
The main concern of this dissertation is Chinese word order, with a special focus on Chinese relativ...
This paper focuses on the patterns in the encoding of spatial motion events that play a major role i...