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Title: 面向国际汉语教学的包装义动词习得研究
Other Titles: A Study on the Acquisition of Monosyllabic Package Verbs in International Chinese Education
Authors: 农小莹
肖瑜
Nong Xiaoying
Xiao Yu
Huachiew Chalermprakiet University. College of Chinese Studies. Graduate School
Guangxi Normal University. School of Literal Arts
Keywords: คำพยางค์เดียว
单音词
Monosyllabic word
ภาษาจีน -- คำศัพท์
汉语 -- 词汇
Chinese language – Glossaries, vocabularies, etc.
ภาษาจีน – คำกริยา
汉语 -- 动词
Chinese -- Verb
จีนศึกษา
Issue Date: 2026
Publisher: วิทยาลัยจีนศึกษา มหาวิทยาลัยหัวเฉียวเฉลิมพระเกียรติ
Citation: วารสารวิชาการภาษาและวัฒนธรรมจีน 13, 1 (มกราคม-มิถุนายน 2569) : 427-442.
Abstract: 以现代汉语包装义动词“包”“盖”“夹”“捆”的词汇特征为内容,对学习者使用该类动词的习得情况进行研究。考察“包、盖、夹、捆”包装义动词在中介语语料库中义项的使用、宾语的搭配使用、语义框架的使用情况;总结分析了汉语学习者使用这四个包装义动词的偏误类型分析;针对考察结果提出了构建词汇知识体系、创设语境场景、针对包装义动词的偏误特点开展教学等教学策略,为汉语国际教育提供教学参考。
This study investigates the acquisition of the packaging verb“包”“盖”“夹”“捆” in Modern Chinese, focusing on their lexical features. It analyses the usage of the meanings of these packaging verbs , the collocation of their objects, and the usage of their semantic frames in the Global Chinese Interlanguage Corpus. It also summarizes and analyzes the error patterns of Chinese learners in using these four packaging verbs. Based on the findings, this study proposes instructional strategies such as building a vocabulary knowledge system, creating situational scenarios, and teaching packaging verb errors specifically to provide instructional references for Chinese international education.
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