Subject and Object Markings in Conversational Korean

Subject and Object Markings in Conversational Korean

308 pages· 2008· ISBN 9780549735564
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The approach I take for the discussion of the case markers in Korean is original, and effectively describes their presence and absence. Along with other studies of the case markers from an empirical perspective, the present study contributes empirical evidence depicting cross-linguistic differences between Korean and Japanese case markers, which still need to be further delineated, and sheds light on the discussion of the structural properties of the case markers in Korean from an empirical perspective.

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