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학술저널
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언어과학회 언어과학연구 언어과학연구 제24집
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2003.3
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149 - 166 (18page)

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This study is concerned with investigating the differences in usage of `toykey(very)` between spoken and written Korean languages, a degree adverb which is not listed in dictionary but considered as a local dialect only. Also discussed are syntactic properties of `toykey` and its lexicalization. All examples cited are drawn from the Corpus of Spoken Korean. Which have been transcribed and checked by the authors. Starting from adjective `toy-` (such as in `toyn pap (hardboiled rice)`, `toykey` underwent a process of extension in meaning. Due to the neutrality in its implication of value, it now can modify positive state verbs and motion verbs as well as the modified words representing negative degree in the Corpus of Spoken Korean. The meaning of [being excessive] in adjective `toy-` was extended to take up one of [being highly excessive in degree], and then to [being extremely excessive in degree]. Particularly, the [being highly excessive in degree] was able to be used to imply negativity only. However, as it is extended to the next step of [being extremely excessive in degree], it can also modify the modified words with positive meaning. At the scam time, since it carries a neutral value in its core meaning unlike other degree adverbs from other regional dialects, it has come to be used on a nationwide level. The result is the `toykey` being settled in as a standard, central word and listed as one of degree adverbs.

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