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Autor: Long, Yaohong AnotaceThe Dong people are renowned within China for their beautiful singing and their architectural prowess. Their gifts have grown and flourished in the valleys and mountains of Guizhou, Hunan, and Guangxi Provinces of Southwestern China. In relative obscurity before the establishment of the People's Republic of China, the 2.5 million Dong people are fast gaining an international reputation.The Dong language is distinctive for its many tones. It is often referred to outside China as Kam and occupies a significant position in the Kam-Tai family of the Sino-Tibetan phylum.Long Yaohong and Zheng Guoqiao are recognized authorities on Dong language research. Mr. Long is a native speaker of Dong. He provides an introduction, touching on many aspects of Dong history, culture, and language, and a discussion of the grammar. Mr. Zheng supplies sections on phonology, lexicon, and orthography. The two authors jointly present a chapter on Dong dialects.The book as a whole represents the first comprehensive description of the Dong language available in English. Table of ContentsAbbreviationsForewordPrefaceTranslator's AcknowledgementsIntroduction1.1 The Dong nationality's name and origin1.2 Culture1.3 Language1.4 The influence of the Chinese language on the Dong languagePhonology2.1 Syllable initials2.2 Syllable rhymes2.3 Tones2.4 Differences within standard Dong2.5 Pronunciation of Chinese loan wordsLexicon3.1 Syllable structure3.2 Word structure3.3 Homophones, polysemic words, and synonyms3.4 Cognate words3.5 Loan wordsGrammar4.1 Lexical categories4.2 Phrases4.3 Sentence composition4.4 Sentence structure4.5 Sentence typesDialects5.1 Differentiation and distribution of dialects5.2 Differences in pronunciation between lects5.3 Differences in vocabulary between lects5.4 Differences in grammar between dialectsOrthography6.1 Language survey and the Dong orthography6.2 Implementation and use of the Dong orthography6.3 Using Chinese characters to record DongAppendix 1. Vocabulary of the Two Dong DialectsAppendix 2. Co-occurrence of Dong Initials, Rhymes, and TonesAppendix 3. Cognate WordsPostscript Dostupné zdroje
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