2017/08/31 by 제주연구원, Moon soon-deok, Wonbo Kim · 1 citation
Psychology · Social Sciences · #Phonetics and Phonology Research #Literature, Language, and Rhetoric Studies #Locative case #Linguistics #Meaning (existential) #Discourse marker #Dative case #Nominative case #Lexicon #Grammar #Contrastive analysis #Noun #Schema (genetic algorithms) #Sociology #Psychology #Verb #Computer science #Philosophy
paper · doi:10.21291/jkals.2017.22.2.4
openalex publication_date 2017/08/31 · openalex created_date 2017/12/04 · openalex updated_date 2026/06/11
This paper dealt with the grammar and discourse functions of nominative, locative, directive and dative case markers in the Jeju Dialect. The four nominative case markers -i ,-ga, -iseo and -eseo in the Jeju dialect have the grammatical function similar to those of standard Korean and the latter two of them indicate the meaning of group. The discourse meaning of the four markers is to emphasize, confirm and conclude the meaning of a noun phrase preceding those markers. The one locative marker -e shows the discourse meaning concretizing, confirming, stressing a thing or a place in which an act of the predicate occurs. The discourse meaning of the other locative marker -di includes confirmation, designation and emphasis in addition to its grammatical meaning of place. The directive case marker -eorae whose grammatical meaning is location and direction signifies the discourse meaning of confirmation, conclusion, designation and emphasis and its function is to specifically determine the scope of agent's action. There are four dative case markers -sindi, -sinderae, -anti and -antirae in the Jeju dialect and their discourse meaning includes confirmation, conclusion, designation and emphasis.