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영어 yeah, yes와 한국어 ‘예’의 담화기능과 운율의 상호작용 비교

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' 영어 yeah, yes와 한국어 ‘예’의 담화기능과 운율의 상호작용 비교' 의 주제별 논문영향력
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  • 담화 기능
  • 벅아이코퍼스
  • 서울 코퍼스
  • 운율
  • 음향학
  • 태도
  • 화용적 의미
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