英文摘要 |
By examining the corpora from manga and editorial texts, the paper attempts to compare the vocabulary features of two-character Sino-Japanese verbal nouns, both spoken and written languages, especially from the perspectives of word difficulty, semantic field and coverage. First of all, reviewing the top 100 high frequency words, the paper discovers that the two corpora are 'N1 and N2 words> N3 and N4 words> nonrated words. Secondly, focusing on the low frequency words, the paper discovers that both corpora have the highest proportion of nonrated words. Then, by expanding the research object to all vocabulary, the paper finds that the distribution of the two corpora is similar, but the nonrated words between Word List by Semantic Principles '1.1' and '1.2' are different. Furthermore, the project proceeds to conduct a comprehensive analysis from 'coverage, word difficulty, and semantic field' in order to obtain concrete results: in the range of '40%-60% (less than),' the two corpora have complementary distribution, while in the range of '80%-100%,' the word frequency used in editorial texts used is generally higher. |