| A MULTIMEDIA CORPUS OF CHILD MANDARIN: THE TONG CORPUS |
3 |
| FROM PROXIMATE/OBVIATIVE TO NUMBER MARKING: REANALYSIS OF HIERARCHICAL INDEXATION IN RGYALRONG LANGUAGES |
2 |
| OLD CHINESE IN THE EXCAVATED LATE ARCHAIC SCRIPT: PROBLEMS OF WORKING WITH COMPETING IDEAS IN RECONSTRUCTION |
1 |
| THE ACQUISITION OF RESULTATIVE VERB COMPOUNDS IN MANDARIN CHINESE |
1 |
| THE POLYSEMOUS LIAH IN EARLY MODERN SOUTHERN MIN AND ITS CONTEMPORARY FATE |
1 |
| ON THE IMPORTANCE OF THE LIGHT VERB CONSTRUCTIONS AND THE MORPHOLOGICAL PROSODY IN CHINESE DIACHRONIC SYNTAX -REVIEW OF SHENGLI FENG'S HANYU LISHI JUFAXUE LUNGAO |
1 |
| A SPECIAL CASE MARKING SYSTEM IN THE SINITIC LANGUAGES OF NORTHWEST CHINA |
1 |
| LANGUAGE CONTACT ACROSS TIME: CLASSICAL CHINESE ON MODERN PUBLIC SIGNS |
0 |
| WHEN AND HOW THE AFFRICATES /*t integral(h)/ AND /*t integral/ IN INITIAL POSITIONS OF PROTO-MONGOLIAN DIVERSIFIED IN KHALKHA |
0 |
| CHINESE EVOLUTION IN RECENT 150 YEARS: A DIACHRONIC STUDY OF WORD FREQUENCY IN THE GOSPEL OF MARK |
0 |
| WHY IS HOMOPHONIC DISCOURSE POSSIBLE? |
0 |
| THE PRELIMINARY RESEARCH ON THE DESIGN OF HANZI BRAILLE |
0 |
| THE INFLUENCE OF CHINESE PROSODY ON SYNTACTIC PROCESSING OF CHINESE IDIOMS |
0 |
| IS [r] IN MANDARIN A TRANSITIONAL VOWEL?-EVIDENCE FROM TONGUE MOVEMENT BY ULTRASOUND IMAGING |
0 |
| WHERE TO LOCATE MANDARIN LOCALIZERS? |
0 |
| DIPPING TONES IN MULTI-REGISTER AND FOUR-LEVEL MODEL |
0 |
| ON THE STRATA AND DEVELOPMENT OF YU RHYME CATEGORY IN SOUTHERN WU DIALECTS |
0 |
| AN INVESTIGATION ON SYNTACTIC DISAMBIGUATION IN MANDARIN SPEECH PERCEPTION AND THE PHONOLOGICAL STATUS OF THE DISYLLABIC FOOT |
0 |
| IT'S MORE THAN EYE TO EYE: EYE EXPRESSIONS IN MANDARIN CHINESE AND GERMAN |
0 |
| TWO FEATURES OF LANGUAGE CONTACT IN OUTUAN HMONG LANGUAGE |
0 |
| FALLING AND RISING EDGE TONES IN MANDARIN CHINESE: RE-OPENING THE DISCUSSION ON YUEN REN CHAO'S SUCCESSIVE TONAL ADDITIONS |
0 |
| LINKING BASIC LEXICON TO SHARED ONTOLOGY FOR ENDANGERED LANGUAGES: A LINKED DATA APPROACH TOWARD FORMOSAN LANGUAGES |
0 |
| CHINESE ACADEMY OF SOCIAL SCIENCES AND UNIVERSITY OF MELBOURNE JOINT WORKSHOP ON LANGUAGE MAINTENANCE November Beijing (China) |
0 |
| BILABIAL TRILL INDUCED BY FRICATIVE HIGH ROUNDED VOWEL: THE EMERGING OF TB IN THE WU DIALECT OF SU-WAN BOUNDARY |
0 |
| CAUSES OF TONAL SPLIT OF THE DEPARTING-TONE CHARACTERS WITH MIDDLE CHINESE VOICED OBSTRUENT INITIALS IN CHAOZHOU DIALECTS |
0 |
| THE LEXICALIZATION PATH OF A TOPIC-SHIFTER |
0 |
| USE OF ALTERNATIVE CHARACTERS IN THE ANNOTATIONS OF ANCIENT TEXTS |
0 |
| THE FORMATION OF THE COPULA FUNCTION OF WEI AND THE NATURE OF THE WEI V CONSTRUCTION |
0 |
| THE DISCOURSE FLEXIBILITY OF ZHAO YUANREN [YUEN REN CHAO]'S HOMOPHONIC TEXT |
0 |
| A TYPOLOGICAL INVESTIGATION OF DISPOSAL MARKERS IN WU DIALECT |
0 |
| UNACCUSATIVE AND UNERGATIVE VERBS IN L2 ENGLISH |
0 |
| AN ANALYSIS OF TAIWAN SOUTHERN MIN TETRASYLLABIC ADJECTIVE REDUPLICATION |
0 |
| HORIZONTAL TRANSMISSION AND THE MERGE OF JIAN AND TUAN SOUNDS IN BEIJING MANDARIN IN QING DYNASTY |
0 |
| A JUDGMENT STUDY OF LENGTH PATTERNS IN CHINESE: PROSODY, LAST RESORT, AND OTHER FACTORS |
0 |
