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Analysis Of "Thirty Song" Function Word In Tibetan Grammar Theory Difficult Problems

Posted on:2014-02-10Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:Z H J DanFull Text:PDF
GTID:2265330401484854Subject:Chinese Ethnic Language and Literature
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At the center of high snow mountains sourcing the big rivers, at the time when humans first originated, there wasn’t a commonly used standard language to simply express each other their feelings. As time went by, it came into people’s consciousness that they couldn’t fully express their feelings to communicate well. People then started to make efforts to contribute to the making of a better language. A fully developed and complete language is not created at one period of time. It can be fathomed that any language was first formed with words of names that are related to people’s daily life and the environment they lived in. In time, many words of names were created and used commonly, and the sounds of suffixes were pronounced in long tones. The four vowels were added and this made contributions to the making of’the thirty verses" or’sum cu ba’accessible to us nowadays. Many phrases and expressions were lost throughout its development in history. This study focuses on how the sounds of suffixes in Tibetan language were pronounced in the way as they are pronounced today, the hidden and direct meanings of phrases, and problems in the use of phrases and expressions found in the’thirty verses’...
Keywords/Search Tags:The thirty song grammar, words, Similes and metaphors
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