| dc.description.abstract | This thesis aims to study the Xingning Hakka of Bangkok, Thailand, and to discuss the Xingning immigrants’ different language performance in terms of sounds and words after they migrate to Bangkok, Thailand. This thesis is divided into six chapters. Chapter One, the introduction, is to specify the study motive, object, method, procedure, related documents, as well as the general introduction to the geographical location of the surveyed dialects. Chapter Two is a description of
the phonetic system of the sound, rhyme, and tone of the Xingning Hakka, Bangkok, which is concluded from the corpus of field trips. Chapter Three is a comparison
between the Xingning Hakka, Bangkok, and the middle Chinese to discuss the sound evolvement and development of the Meixian Hakka. Chapter Four is a comparison between the Xingning Hakka, Bangkok, and the Xingning Hakka, Guangdong, to list their difference. At the same time, this is also the Xingning Hakka ‘s phonological features. Chapter Five is the conclusion to sum up phonological characteristics of the phonetic system of the sound, rhyme, and tone of the Xingning Hakka, Bangkok, and to propose the Intrspections and suggestions. | en_US |