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On the constructions with -janh-
Korean Studies Quarterly / Korean Studies Quarterly, (P)2671-8197; (E)2733-936X
2002, v.25 no.4, pp.217-240
(2002). On the constructions with -janh-. , 25(4), 217-240.
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Abstract
The sentences with -janh- or -ji anh- in their predicates(‘janh-contruction’ hereafter) have widely been regarded as tag questions, but they are not synchronically. janh- and -ji anh- are the allomorphs of the same morpheme which belongs to prefinal endings. janh-constructions are syntactically distinct from negative questions, though they seem to be alike in both form and meaning. janh-constructions have originated from tag questions, which stems from the sequence of two sentences, the sentence ending in sentence-final ending -ji and the sentence that has the form of ‘geureohji anh-＋an interrogative ending’. janh-constructions can be used only as yes-no questions, and cannot end in sentence-final ending -ji, because they came from tag questions.
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