타이완 세딕어 한글 서사체계의 보완 및 활용에 관한 연구Revision and Application for Hangeul writing systems of Sediq Language in Taiwan
- Other Titles
- Revision and Application for Hangeul writing systems of Sediq Language in Taiwan
- Authors
- 전광진[전광진]
- Issue Date
- 2017
- Publisher
- 한국중문학회
- Keywords
- Taiwan; Austronesian; Seediq-Tugudaya Language; Hangeul; Writing systems.; 臺灣; 南島語系; 赛德克-德固達雅語; 韓文; 書寫系統; 타이완; 남도어족; 세에디크-뚜구다야어; 한글; 서사체계
- Citation
- 중국문학연구, no.66, pp.261 - 293
- Indexed
- KCI
- Journal Title
- 중국문학연구
- Number
- 66
- Start Page
- 261
- End Page
- 293
- URI
- https://scholarworks.bwise.kr/skku/handle/2021.sw.skku/31192
- ISSN
- 1226-6698
- Abstract
- The "Hangeul writing systems of Seediq Language", developed in 2014, is a written study based on the survey of Zhang Yong-li (2000), which was then lacking the corresponding fieldwork and verification. In order to revise and supplement this internal problem, I have conducted local survey tour in January 2015, February 2016 and November 2016, and based on these survey results, I propose the following revisions: ① initial(14): p[ㅃ], t[ㄸ], k[ㄲ], q[ㅋ], b[ㅂ], d[ㄷ], g[ㄱ], c[ㅉ], s[ㅅ], h(x)[ㅎ], l(r)[ㄹ], m[ㅁ], n[ㄴ], ng[ㅇ] ② ending(11): k[끄], q[크], c[츠], s[스], h[흐], x[허], l[ㄹ], r[르], n[ㄴ], ng[ㅇ], y[이] ③ vowel(5): i[ㅣ∼이], u[ㅜ∼우], e[ㅔ∼에], o[ㅗ∼오], a[ㅏ∼아] ④ others : special vowel(2) : ㅡ[ɯ], ㅓ[ə] diphthong (5) : wa[와], yu[유], ye[예], yo[요], ya[야] In this paper, 230 basic words and 10 sentences are analyzed, and the results show that there is no big problem, and the practicability of this scheme can be seening. In addition, on this basis, because the majority of local aboriginals are Christians, wrote "The Lord's Prayer of Seediq-Tugudaya by Hangeul writing systems", as the test tentatively wrote. The meaning of this prayer is that it is the world's first Hangeul prayer in foreign languages ‘The Lord's Prayer’.
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