Remarks on Agreements in Kiswahili Possessive NPs
Locative Inversion in Mandarin Chinese
On the Distribution of Ownself in Singapore English
The SVO Hypothesis in Korean: Word Order Variation, Head Movement and Linearization
Non-native Acquisition of Phonotactic Constraints: A Study of English Pronunciation by Korean Learners
Linking Problem in the L2 Acquisition of English Raising
A Study of Mapping Between a Source Domain and a Target Domain in Food-Related Metaphors
The Effectiveness of Staged Translation in Young EFL Learners’ Vocabulary Learning
영어 원어민과 한국인 영어 학습자 영어 초점 단어 모음 공간의 비교 연구
영어 Out-of V-ing 사역구문: 말뭉치 자료를 중심으로
중학교 영어 교과서 읽기자료 구성 분석: 2009 개정 교육과정을 중심으로
이중모음 ‘여’의 변화와 산포 효과
Amidu, Assibi A. (2015). Remarks on Agreements in Kiswahili Possessive NPs.The Linguistic Association of Korea Journal 23(4), 1-25. Kiswahili has preposition roots (P-roots), such as {a} of', {enye} having and {enye na} having with' which, inter alia, construct possessives. (a) M-toto..
Jin, Ming-Hao. (2015). Locative Inversion in Mandarin Chinese.The Linguistic Association of Korea Journal 23(4), 27-43. On the detailed analysis of Mandarin Chinese (MC) locative inversion constructions from the aspect markers of le and zhe, verbs, agent and postverbal NP, this paper ..
Kim, Chonghyuck & Wong, Zechy. (2015). On the Distribution of Ownself in Singapore English.The Linguistic Association of Korea Journal 23(4), 45-62. Singapore English, a variety of English born out of intense contact with other local languages, has a unique self-expression in its lexi..
Lee, Jeong-Shik. (2015). The SVO Hypothesis in Korean: Word Order Variation, Head Movement and Linearization.The Linguistic Association of Korea Journal 23(4), 63-90. This paper argues for the SVO hypothesis for Korean based on the discussions of word order variations and head movemen..
Kim, Jong-mi. (2015). Non-native Acquisition of Phonotactic Constraints: A Study of English Pronunciation by Korean Learners.The Linguistic Association of Korea Journal 23(4), 91-113. A principled basis for the non-native acquisition of phonotactics is proposed in light of the phenome..
Choe, Jinsun. (2015). Linking Problem in the L2 Acquisition of English Raising.The Linguistic Association of Korea Journal 23(4), 115-130. This study investigates whether Korean learners of English comprehend English constructions that involve raising over an experiencer (e.g., John s..
Lee, Heechul & Kim, Chonghyuck. (2015). A Study of Mapping Between a Source Domain and a Target Domain in Food-Related Metaphors. The Linguistic Association of Korea Journal 23(4), 131-147. There are many expressions based on such food-related metaphors in Korean as HUMANS ARE FOOD, DEALING WITH HUM..
Son, Ah Young & Uhm, Chul Joo (2015). The Effectiveness of Staged Translation in Young EFL Learners' Vocabulary Learning.The Linguistic Association of Korea Journal 23(4), 149-168. This article examined the effects of staged translation on EFL vocabulary learning for young learners. T..
Jeon, Yoon-Shil. (2015). Vowel space differences in native and non-native focused words.The Linguistic Association of Korea Journal 23(4), 169-187. Vowel spaces of neutral and focused words in native English speech and those in non-native Korean learners' speech were compared to show ..
Sim, Rok & Kim, Jong-Bok. (2015). The transitive out-of V-ing construction in English: Corpus-based study.The Linguistic Association of Korea Journal 23(4), 189-210. The transitive out-of V-ing construction has bloomed in recent and current English. However, since the out-of V-ing pat..
Go, Ji Sun & Kim, Sun-Young. (2015). An Analysis of the composition of reading materials of senior middle school English textbooks.The Linguistic Association of Korean Journal 23(4), 211-238. This paper conducts a textbook analysis to examine the suitability of reading material compos..
Lee, Heedoo. (2015). Phonological change of the rising diphthongs and dispersion effects.The Linguistic Association of Korea Journal 23(4), 239-258. /jə/ and /ə/ after consonants were perceptually confused with each other in Middle Korean because the articulatory domain of /..
