Oh Jong-gap: Phonological changes reflected in Korean dialects

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The book dealt with 51 rules of tone associated with the change in the language of the language. Of these, 13 were estimated to have been the opening of the movement in the Central and South dialects, 24 in the southeast, 13 in the South, and 1 in the Seine. If this estimate were possible, the local dialect that led the change in the language might be called the southeast, but it also had a big deal to do with the central and western dialects. The Korean dialect data group did not contain the originals of Wolungung's dialect. The reason was that the Uloung dialect had not yet settled, and it was a very different way of judging people. It is natural to want to know the truth about the only unexplored dialect of Ulung. So the writer examined the dialect of Ulung County and studied how much of the language settled in the area of Wolneung, and the results were well-known in this book.

Korean title: 국어 방언에 반영된 음운론적 변화

Korean author: 오종갑

Korean publisher: 역락

ISBN-13: 9791167420091

오종갑: 국어 방언에 반영된 음운론적 변화
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