英文摘要 |
The Austronesian languages in Taiwan occupy an important position in the study of Prato-Austronesian. Ogawa and Asai (1935) and Isidore Dyen (1965) set up some new phonemes for Prato-Austronesian based on Formosan evidence. Otto C. Dahl (1973) quotes many forms of the Formosan languages in establishing his Prato-Austronesian system. But he also complains that the notation in both the books of Ogawa and Asai (1935) and of Raleigh Ferrell (1969) is non-phonemic. Recently, Shigeru Tsuchida (1976) published his dissertation on Proto-Tsouic phonology and gave a full review to the Prato-Austronesian phonemes. Most of his materials were collected during his two-year fieldwork in Taiwan. |