英文摘要 |
In the course of sound change, the nasal-consonantal codas of ancient Yang rhyme in Taiwanese Southern Min go along differently. On the one hand, they are nasalized only when undergo outer transition. This phenomenon can keep track with other Chinese dialects, such as Cantonese, Jin dialect, Xiang dialect, and Huei dialect, and parallels with Tong-tai languages. On the other hand, the inner transition of non-low vowels triggers the intrusiveness of medial [-i], and then draws a line to outer transition cases. The change of ancient Zhuang-initials differentiates the inner or outer transition of Jiang-huai Mandarin. The retroflex marks the outer transition cases; while the inner ones remain unchanged. To expound those issues, the paper consists of seven sections as follows:1. Introduction 2. Literature Review and Discussion 3. Vowel length and inner / outer transition 4. Modern Chinese dialects and inner / outer transition 5. The phonological change of inner transition 6. The change of Zhuang-initials and inner / outer transition 7. Conclusion. |