Analysis of the co-occurring verbs of Korean adverbials ppalli, ppalukey, chenchenhi, and nulikey and their meanings

Abstract

The purpose of this paper is to analyze the Korean adverb 'quickly', the adverb 'quickly', the adverb 'slow', the adverb 'slowly', the verbs that roam, and the meaning of these adverbs or adverbs. To this end, linguistic data were collected from the Sejong corpus, and a written corpus of 52,689 words and a spoken corpus of 5,465 words were constructed. As a result of the G-test, verbs such as adverbs 'quickly' and 'come' and 'finish', adverbs such as 'quickly', 'growth' and 'change', adverbs 'slowly' and 'walk', ' It was found that verbs such as 'to walk' and adverbs 'slowly' and 'to do' and 'to grow up' are closely related. And the verbs 'finish', 'become', 'finish', 'meet', and 'escape' only played with 'quickly', and in this case, 'quick' meant that the action preceded the reference point. The verbs 'to diffuse', 'to rub', 'to increase', 'to chatter' and 'to spread' are only associated with 'quickly', and the verbs 'exhale', 'to taste', 'to nod', 'to shake', 'Wow' and 'Buddha' were performed only with 'slowly', and the verb 'call' was performed only with 'slowly'. In this case, 'fast', 'slow', and 'slow' meant the speed in the process of motion.