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Japanese compound verbs
Hello,
I want to ask you if you know some materials for my graduation thesis (卒業論文).
My topic is "Japanese compound verbs" in japanese 複合動詞. I need to find some more materials but I can't ;(
If some of you would like to share some pdfs etc. please let me know here. I would be very gratefull
I need some info about te-iku/te-kuru compounds, normal V-V compounds and many more so if you have something, please let me know
Thanks
Elsidu
I want to ask you if you know some materials for my graduation thesis (卒業論文).
My topic is "Japanese compound verbs" in japanese 複合動詞. I need to find some more materials but I can't ;(
If some of you would like to share some pdfs etc. please let me know here. I would be very gratefull

I need some info about te-iku/te-kuru compounds, normal V-V compounds and many more so if you have something, please let me know

Thanks
Elsidu
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Re: Japanese compound verbs
My idea for my thesis was rejected so I had to do Japanese peasants -_-"
I'm not sure where to find lists, but there are a huge number that begin with 取り or 引き so that might be a good starting point.
If you count -te iku/kuru as a compound, you'd have examples of triple-word compounds (e.g 盛り上がってくる)
The Japanese dictionary definition of 複合動詞 gave 「恥じ入る」and「長引く」as examples, not sure if there is anything special about them (other than nagabiku being a fusion of an adjective and a verb)
Sorry that's not extremely helpful :/
I'm not sure where to find lists, but there are a huge number that begin with 取り or 引き so that might be a good starting point.
If you count -te iku/kuru as a compound, you'd have examples of triple-word compounds (e.g 盛り上がってくる)
The Japanese dictionary definition of 複合動詞 gave 「恥じ入る」and「長引く」as examples, not sure if there is anything special about them (other than nagabiku being a fusion of an adjective and a verb)
Sorry that's not extremely helpful :/
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Ongakuka - Posts: 907
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Re: Japanese compound verbs
elsidu wrote:I want to ask you if you know some materials for my graduation thesis (卒業論文).
My topic is "Japanese compound verbs" in japanese 複合動詞. I need to find some more materials but I can't ;(
If some of you would like to share some pdfs etc. please let me know here. I would be very gratefull
I wrote a paper about 複合動詞 a few years back. You can get it at http://www.csse.monash.edu.au/~jwb/jcv.pdf Some of the references at the back might be worth following up. Mariko Kubota's thesis has about the most extensive coverage of 複合動詞 that I could find in English. It's hard to get a copy - you have to buy a scan from ANU or somewhere for several hundred dollars. (Mariko lent me her old diskettes, but they were unreadable. I ended up photocopying extracts from her hard copy.)
I need some info about te-iku/te-kuru compounds, normal V-V compounds and many more so if you have something, please let me know
te-iku/te-kuru compounds are often not regarded as real 複合動詞. Generally the first verb has to be "masu-stem".
HTH
Jim
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Re: Japanese compound verbs
Thank you for that.
About te-iku/kuru I was told that I can do a chapter about it. I will have 3 chapters.
1st. - Informational (morphology etc.)
2nd. - "real" 複合動詞
3th. - te-iku/kuru/iru (gramaticalization)
I wrote some about 2nd already but it's not finished yet and now I need to write something about 3th one. So any help will be good
Thx again for this paper.
About te-iku/kuru I was told that I can do a chapter about it. I will have 3 chapters.
1st. - Informational (morphology etc.)
2nd. - "real" 複合動詞
3th. - te-iku/kuru/iru (gramaticalization)
I wrote some about 2nd already but it's not finished yet and now I need to write something about 3th one. So any help will be good
Thx again for this paper.- elsidu
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