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Typology of Chinese Languages

While often perceived as a single language, “Chinese” is, in fact, a diverse branch of the Sino-Tibetan family, with internal variation comparable to that of the Romance or Germanic languages. This Special Issue, “Typology of Chinese Languages: One Name, Many Languages”, examines this complexity by...

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Hōputu: Online
Reo:Ingarihi
I whakaputaina: MDPI - Multidisciplinary Digital Publishing Institute 2026
Ngā marau:
comparative constructions
language contact
Zhoutun
Chinese
Amdo Tibetan
hesitation markers
Xiang
phonetics-phonology
typology
Sino-Tibetan
word order
variation
historical linguistics
linguistic typology
areal linguistics
Sinitic
tense
aspect
mood
tenselessness
Yue Chinese
Pearl River Delta
Nanning
dialect geography
QGIS
geographic pattern
historical-comparative linguistics
historical demography
Lingnan
Kam-Tai
tone-box
language typology
tonology
Cantonese
syntax
construction grammar
resultatives
causatives
argument structure
good
circumstantial possibility
deontic
epistemic
Shaoxing Wu
grammaticalization
extension
give
polygrammaticalizaion
Hui Chinese
semantic extension
areal typology
linguistic areas
Dungan
Sinitic languages
Central Asia
grammatical remodeling
numeral classifier
contrastive focus
cognitive experiment
Xiamen Southern Min
dative
allative
GIVE
ditransitive construction
Hunan
grammatical borrowings
Tangwang
Dongxiang
hybrid dialects
Yue
Pinghua
suprafixation
tone change
tonal affixation
morphological derivation
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Urunga tuihono:https://directory.doabooks.org/handle/20.500.12854/170630
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