정선방언 운율유형에 관한 연구

Abstract

The aim of this research is to describe the suprasegmental type in Jeongseon dialect. To this end, compared with those in Samcheok dialect Tonal patterns in Jeongseon dialect were. In conclusion, Jeongseon dialect is a tone language and the tonal system in Jeongseon dialect is more unstable than that in Samcheok dialect. There is some ground for this argument. First, these are interpreted to be the tone languages in Jeongseon and Samcheok dialects. The base of the judgment is as follows a. The tone systems consist of three tonemes and have a range of two levels. b. The departing tonal pattern is only in a word with one syllable. c. The pitch of departing tonal pattern was equated with rising tonal pattern in a word with one syllable. d. The departing tonal pattern has been changed to plain tonal pattern in a word with two syllables. Second, the tonal system in Jeongseon dialect is more unstable than that in Samcheok dialect. There is some ground for this argument. a. The realization of the tone in Jeongseon dialect is optional but that in Samcheok dialect is steady. In other words, the Pyeongbok patterns in Jeongseon dialect have two or more side-dot pattern, tonemic pattern and pitch pattern. Meanwhile, the Pyeongbok patterns in Samcheok dialect have one olny side-dot pattern, tonemic pattern and pitch pattern. b. The Pyeongbok patterns in Jeongseon dialect are not distinctively confronted with its side-dot pattern, tonemic pattern and pitch pattern, but the Pyeongbok patterns in Samcheok dialect are distinguished from each others. c. There is partly adequacy in part to the satisfactory of bi-uniqueness between Jeongseon dialect and Samcheok dialect. It is adequate to the satisfactory of bi-uniqueness with the plain tone, departing tone, and rising tone in a word with one syllables. Also it is adequate to the satisfactory of bi-uniqueness in plain-single pattern and rising pattern. But the pyeongbok patterns are not adequate to the satisfactory of bi-uniqueness.