a phd thesis on hakka grammar
http://hwy.jnu.edu.cn/yingyong/zengyi.doc
石城(龙岗)客家方言语法研究 曾毅平
Hakka grammar book
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hong
Re: Hakka grammar book
above link failhttp://huayuqiao.org/articles/zengyiping/zypjianjie.htm
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hong
Re: Hakka grammar book
From library catalog,there seems to be a hakka grammar book written by 罗肇锦 1984 客语语法 台湾学生
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hong
Re: Hakka grammar book
I think this bookshop sells a lot of hakka books
http://www.hanxue.net/sel1.asp
http://www.hanxue.net/sel1.asp
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hong
Re: Hakka grammar book
type search in hanzi kejia for books in above
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dylanwhsung
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dylanwhsung
Thanks Ong,
If you've not recieved my email, the following is what I thought of the papers.
Of the two, I found the one about the different pronunciations around Meixian the most interesting. As you know, the area described by that paper is usually termed "Jiaying", and grouped together as a near homogenous Hakka speaking area. The tones of the area are fairly similar, and there is a good amount of agreement in the sounds, however the regional variation of certain words mean that this could give the listener and speaker some problems in communication.
The other file on the 'grammar' was more a list of sentence peculiarities, rather than a proper grammar, IMO, but, I did read someway in to find that the language there had items of vocabulary different to my own.
In all, they have been interesting papers, so thank you again for finding them and allowing me to read them.
Cheers,
Dyl.
If you've not recieved my email, the following is what I thought of the papers.
Of the two, I found the one about the different pronunciations around Meixian the most interesting. As you know, the area described by that paper is usually termed "Jiaying", and grouped together as a near homogenous Hakka speaking area. The tones of the area are fairly similar, and there is a good amount of agreement in the sounds, however the regional variation of certain words mean that this could give the listener and speaker some problems in communication.
The other file on the 'grammar' was more a list of sentence peculiarities, rather than a proper grammar, IMO, but, I did read someway in to find that the language there had items of vocabulary different to my own.
In all, they have been interesting papers, so thank you again for finding them and allowing me to read them.
Cheers,
Dyl.
Some people didn't sell their thesis ,there is why we don't have chance to read them
闽西永定客家方言虚词研究 李小华
http://www.hakka.cn/forum/thread.php?ti ... angxiuhong
闽西永定客家方言虚词研究 李小华
http://www.hakka.cn/forum/thread.php?ti ... angxiuhong