남한 표준어 규정 정책의 변화 연구

Abstract

Standard language is essentially a method of language unification. It is based on language as a norm in public texts, schools, and broadcasts in a country, and on words spoken mainly in capitals around the world. The standard language in South Korea is the word of the middle class in Seoul being polished and corrected. Dialect, the opposite of standard language, is a system of language that is practiced only in a certain province or class. Their pronunciation, meaning, vocabulary, phonology, and method of the language of a country are different from the standard language. Today, Korean language is intruded by, mixed with, and deteriorated by foreign languages. However, this study has no time for discussion. In this study, firstly the concept of standard language is briefly defined, and then the history of standard language regulation in Korea is discussed. In addition, it reviews current standard language regulations. In the first part, the principles of standard language assessment are first reviewed, and then, the standard language regulation according to pronunciation changes is discussed whereas the part 2 mainly discusses standard pronunciation. The main purpose of this study is to research the history of policy changes after the enlightenment of Korea. Unfortunately, I would later have to discuss and compare Pyongyang language, which the North Koreans claim to be the standard language at the current time when the issue of unification of North and South Korea is closely discussed.