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The aim of this paper is to discuss grammaticalization process ofthe three Korean sentence endings -canha, -ketun, and –nikka through the reviewof previous literature. These sentential-end markers in modern Korean historicallyevolved from connective markers (Lee & Park 1999; Koo & Rhee 2000). Thereview shows the evolution of these grammatical forms with new functions. Theoverview of studies also suggests that Korean as an agglutinativeSubject-Object-Verb language with rich morphological devices has a uniquepattern of grammaticalization contrary to that which occurs in Indo-Europeanlanguages, which are widely examined in grammaticalization studies.
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Abstract
1. Introduction
2. Major principles of grammaticalization
2.1. Reanalysis and Analogy
2.2. Metaphor and metonymy
2.3. Frequency and grammaticalization
3. Emerging Korean sentence-ending suffixes through grammaticalization
3.1. -canha
3.2. -ketun
3.3. -nikka
4. Conclusion
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1. Introduction
2. Major principles of grammaticalization
2.1. Reanalysis and Analogy
2.2. Metaphor and metonymy
2.3. Frequency and grammaticalization
3. Emerging Korean sentence-ending suffixes through grammaticalization
3.1. -canha
3.2. -ketun
3.3. -nikka
4. Conclusion
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