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広島大学大学院教育学研究科紀要. 第二部, 文化教育開発関連領域 Issue 58
published_at 2009-12-25
中国語を母語とする日本語学習者にとって「変化」とは何か :「消える」「閉まる」の使用文脈を手掛かりに
What does "Change" Mean for Chinese Learners of Japanese : Focusing on the context in which verbs kieru and shimaru are used
Chen Jaushin
Abstract
The purpose of this paper is to clarify what "change" means for Chinese learners of Japanese (CNS). A survey was conducted on Japanese native speakers (JNS) and CNS, using the verbs kieru and shimaru in different contexts. The result showed that it was possible for CNS to choose between -te iru or -ta depending on the degree of confidence in change, and CNS tended to use the adverb moo more frequently compared to JNS. For CNS, the contexts in which -ta is chosen correspond to that in which moo is used. CNS seem to use moo to present the change, even if the change is not witnessed by the speakers. The concept of "change" covers wider situations for CNS then that for JNS. Japanese language instructors should be careful when they use the concept "change" in their explanation of the Japanese grammar.
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Keywords
change
-te iru-form
-ta-form
moo
the degree of confidence in change
変化
テイル形
タ形
もう
変化への確信度
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