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학술저널
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박수경 (공주대학교) 강문구 (공주대학교)
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아태인문사회융합기술교류학회 아시아태평양융합연구교류논문지 아시아태평양융합연구교류논문지 제7권 제1호
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From the perspective of Chinese learners, intonations and pronunciations are a difficult task in learning Chinese language. Thus, there has been an increase in the need for research studies on the effective methods of learning the intonations and pronunciations of Chinese language simultaneously, and many research studies have been carried out. Recently, research studies on the learning methods, which can enable people to more effectively learn Chinese language by presenting the ‘Chinese language pronunciation notation method using Hangeul (Korean alphabet)’, rather than the Roman alphabetic notation, in accordance with the demands of Chinese language learners, have been attempted. However the existing notation methods have the problem of aggravating the confusion of the Chinese language learners by being presented in extremely diversified, incoherent formats. In particular, Hangeul notations for Chinese pronunciations, [sh], [zh], and [ch], which are the retroflex consonants, have been presented in various ways, causing excessive confusion for Chinese language learners. Therefore, there is a need to establish a unified notation method for the [sh], [zh], and [ch] pronunciations in Chinese language. Meanwhile, the semi-dental consonant ( ) of Hangeul, presumed to have disappeared in the mid to latter part of the 16th century after the creation of Hunminjeongeum, has the pronunciation shape among the Hangeul letters closest to the pronunciation of the retroflex consonant of Chinese language. Therefore, it is deemed to be more useful to notate the [sh], [zh], and [ch] pronunciations in Chinese language by using semi-dental consonant of Hangeul. In addition, since principle standards for the Hangeul notation method for [sh], [zh], and [ch] pronunciations in Chinese language have not been defined, there is a need to standardize the Hangeul notation method by presenting the definitions thereof. It is deemed necessary to consider not only the mutually related functional perspectives, including the pronunciation and notation formats, but also the fundamental principle of the creation of Hunminjeongeum as the principle standard for such Hangeul notation method. In this survey, the researchers reviewed the existing research methods on the Hangeul notation method for the pronunciation of [sh], [zh], and [ch] in Chinese language. As a result, the researchers found that it is necessary to establish principle standards for phonetic notations and subsequently suggested three principle standards for Hangeul notations: (i) Ease of recognition by Chinese language learners, (ii) Usefulness within a digital environment, and (iii) Fidelity to the basic principles of Hunminjeongeum. Based on these principle standards, the researchers would like to suggest Hangeul notation method for pronunciations of [sh], [zh], and [ch] in Chinese language.

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