UNDERSTANDING CHINESE K?I AND GU?N WHEN REMINDING PEOPLE TO SWITCH MOBILE MODE

UNDERSTANDING CHINESE K?I AND GU?N WHEN REMINDING PEOPLE TO SWITCH MOBILE MODE

This study investigates why people identically understand both Mandarin expressions ???????/q?ng ji?ng sh?u j? k?i zhèn dòng and???????/q?ng ji?ng sh?u j? gu?n zhèn dòng, which both mean please set your phone to vibrate. Four perspectives can be employed to explain. Firstly, the embodiments or image...

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Main Author:	Chunying Wang
Format:	Article
Language:	English
Published:	Tawasul International Centre for Publishing, Research and Dialogue 2020-09-01
Series:	International Journal of Language and Literary Studies
Subjects:	relevance theory; embodiment; figure and ground; mobile phone; chinese
Online Access:	https://ijlls.org/index.php/ijlls/article/view/288

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