Thai reference grammar

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Syntax, Semantics, Linguistic Variation Linguistics and Language Studies Linguistic Studies and Language Acquisition

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Outlines main structural features of standard spoken Thai (ST), the official language of Thailand and some sub-classifications, following current techniques of American description linguistics of the "item-and-arrangement" school. Present results in terms of morphemes and order. Cites Central Plains dialect as most closely resembling the standard language, and comments on ability of native Thai speakers to understand Central Plains dialect or the standard spoken language. Analyzes phonology, morphology and syntax of segmented features of ST. Discusses free lexeme classes and bound lexeme classes. Includes topical index and index of ST forms quoted in the grammar.

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