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너·나 중국상고음설Old Chinese Origin of You and I in Korean
- Other Titles
- Old Chinese Origin of You and I in Korean
- Authors
- 엄익상
- Issue Date
- Apr-2008
- Publisher
- 중국어문학연구회
- Keywords
- you; I; native Korean; Old Chinese; first person pronoun; second person pronoun; borrowing; you; I; native Korean; Old Chinese; first person pronoun; second person pronoun; borrowing
- Citation
- 중국어문학논집, no.49, pp.75 - 91
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- KCI
- Journal Title
- 중국어문학논집
- Number
- 49
- Start Page
- 75
- End Page
- 91
- ISSN
- 1225-973X
- Abstract
- This article claims that [nə] and [na], the native Korean words for you and I, were originally borrowed from the second and first person pronouns of Old Chinese, such as 爾 and 吾. The etymological studies in the past tended to connect these words with Altaic sources. The findings of this study, however, suggest that the past studies on these words should be re-examined for justification.
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- Eom, Ik sang
- COLLEGE OF HUMANITIES (DEPARTMENT OF CHINESE LANGUAGE & LITERATURE)