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BÀIVỞ MỚI: Lụctỉnhký: Để Nhớ Mộtthời Ta Đãqua - dchph  
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Vietnamese2020
Writing Reform Proposal

By dchph 
DRAFT

A note on this English version
Abstract
Introduction

The present state of the Vietnamese writing system

  1. Vietnamese and its Chinese factors
  2. Vietnamese and Chinese commonalities
  3. Vietnamese: an isolated language? Garbage!
  4. The politics of polysyllabics
Why does the current system need reform?
  1. The weakest links
  2. The other pictures
  3. Polysyllabic writing fosters an ability to think abstractly and collectively
  4. Accuracy facilitates data processing
How to reform the current Vietnamese writing system?
  1. Polysyllable correctness
  2. Setting the mindset
  3. No old-fashioned hyphenation -- get rid of this once and for all!
  4. Spring into action

Conclusion
Appendices

 

 

 

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What Makes Chinese So Vietnamese?

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 ABBREVIATIONS AND GLOSSARY

  1. Introduction
    1. Defining Sinitic-Vietnamese
    2. Historical Roots and Yue Influence
    3. Linguistic Evolution Through Dynasties
    4. Comparative and Etymological Challenges
    5. Cultural Integration and Beyond
    6. Key Contributions to Linguistics
  2. Rainwash From the Austroasiatic Sky
    1. The "Rainwash" Effect
    2. Dispelling Austroasiatic Mon-Khmer Misconceptions
    3. Reassessing Austroasiatic Theories
    4. Archaeological Evidence and Yue Origins
    5. Historical and Cultural Context
    6. Exploring Two New Approaches
  3. Sinitic-Vietnamese Studies
    1. The Zen of Sinitic-Vietnamese
    2. On the one-size-fits-all conspiracy
    3. A revised course in the adaption of the reconstructed ancient sound values
  4. Vietnamese and Chinese commonalities
    1. Modern dialectal similarities
    2. The role of Mandarin
  5. The politics of Chinese-Vietnamese linguistic studies
  6. The Chinese Connection
    1. The Chinese Intruders
    2. Is it Chinese or Vietnamese?
    3. Prelude on the Sinitic etyma
  7. Hypothesis of common Yue origin of Vietnamese and Chinese
    1. Historical background
    2. Core matter of Vietnamese etymology
    3. Chinese and the Vietnamese basic vocabulary stock
    4. A new disyllabic sound change approach to be explored
  8. The Mon-Khmer Association
    1. The underlined stratum of basic vocabularies
    2. Haudricourt’s theory of tonal development
    3. Correspondences in basic vocabularies revisited
  9. Similarity in cross-linguistic-family vocabularies proves no genetic relation
    1. Basic word lists at crossroads
    2. The languages of China before the Chinese
    3. Comparative Mon-Khmer and Vietnamese basic words
  10. Parallels with the Sino-Tibetan languages
    1. Sino-Tibetan etymologies
    2. Issues in cognates of cardinal numbers
    3. The unfinished work
  11. Vietnamese and Chinese cognates in basic vocabulary stratum
    1. Chinese basic words
    2. Sino-Vietnamese words
    3. Sinitic-Vietnamese words
  12. How sound changes have come about
    1. In search of sound change patterns
    2. An analogy of Vietnamese etymology
      1. A corollary approach
      2. Words of unknown origin
      3. Questionable words of Chinese origin
  13. Case study worksheet
    1. A synopsis of phonological sound changes from Chinese to Vietnamese
    2. Localization and innovation or "Vietnamized"
  14. Conclusion

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