지역어의 역할과 현실대응

Abstract

This study examines the role of dialects in the development of Korean language, the role of dialects in the cultural succession of nations, the role of dialects in Korean dictionaries, and the reality of dialects in terms of cultural dialect research. let us examine the problem of the dialect researcher's response to reality. Dialects have made a great contribution to the development of Korean language. the dialects contributed greatly to the literary life of the common people in the Joseon Dynasty and contributed greatly to the literacy of the common people during the Japanese occupation. the dialects contributed greatly to the succession and development of the culture of our people. the use of local dialects in Korean classic novels has made it possible for a large number of ordinary people to read Korean. Pansori, folk songs, and tales, including dialects, were delivered from mouth to mouth and developed culture. the dialects were used in modern poetry and modern novels to realize realism. in addition, local dialects were used in hand-written books for the common people to read. thus, dialects responded positively to Chinese character culture. Dialect researchers are still using dialects as a supplementary resource in linguistics research. he does not deal with dialects comprehensively, but deals with only a few of the dialects that suit his major. due to standard language-oriented language policies, people's perception of dialects has not changed. fortunately, the local people's perception has changed significantly since the municipality was implemented. the dialect was considered to be the representative culture of the region. in order to respond to reality and to study dialects, they must be connected with local culture. Therefore, a plan for joint research with local governments should be prepared. The concept of standard language includes the concept of a common language that represents Korean. however, the current standard language of Korea is not enough to represent the vocabulary. this is because, above all, precise and comprehensive research on dialect vocabulary has not been conducted. it does not reveal what history the dialect vocabulary has, what rules are generated, and how it relates to the standard language. through a deep understanding and study of dialects, the common language characteristics of dialects should be found and put into standard language. for this purpose, the singular standard language policy must be changed around the multiple standard language policy. plural common languages should be expanded for the reunification of languages between South Korea, North Korea and Koreans. The dialect explanations in Korean dictionaries are very weak. there are few meanings compared to standard words. it is difficult to understand from the user's point of view because it presents various dialects at once. new dialect dictionaries based on precise meaning and use should be established in cooperation with local governments. based on these dialect dictionaries, the national standard language should be selected. only in this way can we establish a common language that represents Korean.