< Papers >The Usage of Degree Adverbs by Japanese Native Speakers and Japanese Learners: Research of “YNU written language corpus” focusing on the use of adverbs according to human relationships

HIGURE Yasuharu

doi:10.15068/0002009882

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<論文>日本語母語話者・日本語学習者による程度副詞の使用実態 : 人間関係に応じた使い分けに注目した『YNU 書き言葉コーパス』調査

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This study used the “Corpus of Task-based Writing for Japanese Language Education” to investigate the use of degree adverbs by native speakers and learners of Japanese. The results of the study, which focused on the tendency to use adverbs according to human relationships, confirmed differences in the tendency to use 'takusan', 'sugoku', 'motto', and 'chotto' by the writer's mother language. Detailed analysis of the usage examples revealed that the adverb usage tendencies of native speakers and learners differ according to what they value. It was also suggested that there is a need to demonstrate the importance of a perspective of politeness in teaching.

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筑波大学グローバルコミュニケーション教育センター日本語教育論集

筑波大学グローバルコミュニケーション教育センター日本語教育論集 39 35-54, 2024-03-19

Japenese Language Education Division, Center for Education of Global Communication, University of Tsukuba