英文摘要 |
The ancient Guang yun fully voiced initial characters should be pronounced as “aspirated consonants” in Hakka dialects, but today some are pronounced as “unaspirated consonants”. In western Fujian Hakka dialect, for example, these “unaspirated consonant words” may be a result of an areal diffusion from neighbouring, or they could be affected by standard language. Either way, it destroys the phoneme correspondence both in the ancient Guang yun and western Fujian Hakka language. As to what is the major impact of the “unaspirated consonant words”? And how to be affected? In this paper, it compares “unaspirated consonant words” and “tone” of Hakka interior dialects, Mandarin, western Fujian Min, She languages, and then we know the “unaspirated consonant words” and “tone” are close to the Mandarin phonetic system. Accordingly, we can explain why the oblique tone category of these words is even more than the level tone category. And why should most of the “unaspirated consonant words” be pronounced as “yin-tone” categories? It is an universal phenomenon that the ancient Guang yun fully voiced initial characters are pronounced as “unaspirated consonants”. |