1.はじめに 2.調査方法 3.名詞のアクセント変化 4.動詞のアクセント変化 5.結論This paper describes the tonal change in Nagasaki Japanese, which is spoken in and around Nagasaki city. The dialect has two tonal types: Type A tone (falling tone) and Type B tone (non-falling tone). Our fieldwork with native speakers revealed three points regarding diachronic tonal change: (i) tonal change took place in native (Yamato) words and foreign loanwords, (ii) tonal change took place in nouns but not in verbs, and (iii) an asymmetric distribution of the direction of tonal change was found (Type A to Type B was the most common)
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Northern Niigata Prefecture is located along the boundary line where two different dialects come int...
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This paper examines the accent (tonal) patterns of foreign words in Kagoshima Japanese, a dialect sp...
This paper reports the results of a preliminary investigation of the FO characteristics of Osaka Jap...
This paper will report and analyze ongoing changes in the accentual system of Hokkaido Japanese (HJ)...
This dissertation investigates accent variation and change in Tokyo Japanese within the quantitative...
The paper examines two competing theories on the historical development of Japanese tone (Kindaichi'...
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A structuralist account of accent changes in Japanese dialects has been attempted by the present aut...
This study investigates the characteristics of the two major dialects of Japanese: Osaka and Tokyo d...
This paper attempts to show that the Japanese dialects in Ryukyu Sakishima Islands are tone-language...
This study describes the role of social, stylistic and linguistic factors in tonal variation and cha...
For the mid-western region of Japan, a lexical contrast in word prosody shiki has been documented, d...
The author argues that the loss of Proto-Japanese right edge tone, a possible source of the pitch ac...
The present investigation is the first attempt to describe Japanese as is spoken in Tokyo within the...
Northern Niigata Prefecture is located along the boundary line where two different dialects come int...
This paper is divided into two parts. In the first part, which deals with Tokyo Japanese noun compou...