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Tieng Viet Khong Son Phan

Ã?inh-Hoa Nguyen(Author)

John Benjamins Publishing Company

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Published on 2. September 1997

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VIETNAMESE
Editorial page
Title page
Copyright page
Table of contents
PREFACE
Chapter 1. Introduction
1.1 Vietnamese as a National Language
1.2 Affinity with Chinese
1.3 Genetic Relationship
1.4 Class-related Dialects?
1.5 Language and Religion
1.6 History of the Language
1.7 Writing Systems
1.8 Diversity
1.9 Kinesics
1.10 Syllabic Structure
1.11 At the word level, we have to look at morphemes
Chapter 2. The Sound System
2.0 An Isolating Language
2.1 Syllabic Structure
2.2 Number of possible syllables
2.3 Below the syllable
2.4 Syllable boundaries
2.5 Stress (do nhn) and intonation (ngu-diêu)
2.6 Earlier records and recent reforms
Chapter 3. The lexicon
3.0 The Word in Vietnamese
3.1 Monosyllables and Polysyllables
3.2 Full words vs. Empty words
3.3 Sino-Vietnamese (Han-Viet)
3.4 Morphemes.
3.5 The simple word
3.6 Morphological processes
3.7 Reduplications (lap lay, lay).
Chapter 4. The lexicon (continued)
4.0 Affixation and Compounding
4.1 Prefixes
4.2 Suffixes
4.3 Compounding
4.4 More on Sino-Vietnamese
4.5. Other foreign borrowings.
4.6. Nominalization.
4.7. Unanalyzed forms.
4.8. Concluding remarks about the unit called tieng.
Chapter 5. Parts of Speech
5.0 Parts of Speech.
5.1. Nouns (danh-tir)
5.2. Locatives (phuong-vi-tîr).
5.3. Numerals (so-tir)
Chapter 6. Parts of Speech (continued)
6.0 Predicatives
6.1 Verbs (dông-tö)
6.2 Stative verbs = Adjectives (tính-tu)
6.3 Substitutes (dai-tix)
Chapter 7. Parts of Speech (continued)
7.0 Function words.
7.1 Adverbs (phó-tu)
7.2 Connectives (quan-hê-tu)
7.3 Particles(tieu-tu tinh-thái)
7.4 Interjections (cåm-than-tu)
7.5 Multiple class membership.
Chapter 8. The Noun Phrase
8.0 Phrase structure
8.1 The noun phrase (danh-ngu)
Chapter 9. The Verb Phrase
9.0 The verb phrase (dong-ngu)
9.1 Preverbs.
9.2 The relative positions of preverbs.
9.3 Postverbs.
9.4 The complement may be placed either before or after the head verb.
9.5 Finally there is a unique construction in which as many as three actions are recounted in chronological order:
9.6 The positions of postverb determiners
9.7 The adjectival phrase (tính-ngu)
9.8 Coordination
Chapter 10. The Sentence
10.0 The sentence as unit of communication
10.1 The simple sentence
10.2 The subject-less sentence.
10.3 The sentence without a predicate.
10.4 The subject-less sentence with a reduced predicate.
10.5 The kernel & S-P & sentence.
10.6 Adjuncts to the kernel & S-P & sentence
10.7 Sentence expansion
Chapter 11. The Sentence (continued)
11.1 Types of sentences
11.1.1 The affirmative sentence.
11.1.2. The negative sentence.
11.1.3. The interrogative sentence.
11.1.4. The imperative sentence.
11.1.5 The exclamatory sentence.
11.2 The compound sentence
11.2.1 Concatenation of simple sentences.
11.2.2 Correlative pronouns.
11.2.3 Connectives of coordination.
11.2.4 Within one compound sentence,
11.3 The complex sentence.
11.3.1 The embedded completive sentence
11.3.2 The embedded determinative sentence
APPENDIX 1. PARTS OF SPEECH
APPENDIX 2. TEXTS
1. FOLK VERSE ABOUT THE LOTUS
2. EXCERPT FROM A NOVEL
3. EXCERPT FROM A NEWSPAPER ADVERTISEMENT
BIBLIOGRAPHY
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