Tones in the phrases of South Kyungsang Korean: focusing on the monosyllabic and the disyllabic words
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In this paper we investigate tone patterns in the phrases of South Kyungsang Korean (SK) in terms of [Word1+Word2] combination in all types of syllabic configurations and their tonal patterns. Even though we examined only the phrase structures that have monosyllabic and disyllabic words in W1 position in the current study, we make many intriguing observations in this research. Throughout the current research, we temporarily confirm that SK monosyllabic words have three basic tones, the accented H tone, the unaccented H tone, and the deaccenting L tone, also the SK pitch accent has the structure of H*+L. We observe that the unaccented class exists in SK monosyllabic and disyllabic words which is compatible with previous research (Lee 2009, Lee and Davis 2009, 2010) and this word class presents its own function and characteristic in the SK phrase construction processes. Current examination also indicates that SK generally does not prefer the three initial H tone sequence as well as the two initial L tone sequence at the initial position of a prosodic domain.
Abstract
In this paper we investigate tone patterns in the phrases of South Kyungsang Korean (SK) in terms of [Word1+Word2] combination in all types of syllabic configurations and their tonal patterns. Even though we examined only the phrase structures that have monosyllabic and disyllabic words in W1 position in the current study, we make many intriguing observations in this research. Throughout the current research, we temporarily confirm that SK monosyllabic words have three basic tones, the accented H tone, the unaccented H tone, and the deaccenting L tone, also the SK pitch accent has the structure of H*+L. We observe that the unaccented class exists in SK monosyllabic and disyllabic words which is compatible with previous research (Lee 2009, Lee and Davis 2009, 2010) and this word class presents its own function and characteristic in the SK phrase construction processes. Current examination also indicates that SK generally does not prefer the three initial H tone sequence as well as the two initial L tone sequence at the initial position of a prosodic domain.
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