「カラ」 で言いさす文 - 広島大学 学術情報リポジトリ
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25. 2 39 1991 2 26 1990 9 11 Unfinished Sentences with Kara Hiroyuki Shirakawa In the spoken J apanese language we often employ unfinished sentences which end with subordinate conjunctions such as kara noni and ke re do These sentenses are felt to be complete sentences in spite of their structural incompleteness and the conjunctions employed function like _ sentence final particles This paper deals with sentences ending with kara Kara is generally said to be a conjunction which indicates reason But strangely enough its sentence final use adds to the sentence emphatic implication to express the speaker s strong will or volition which is not predictable from its original meaning It will be argued why such sentence final usage is possible with Kara It will be shown that the conjunction kara indicates not only reason but also background and that the sentence final usage is a natural result of the omission of the main clause in the background usage 1
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27. Alfonso 1980 545 Aunt Junko Here s your thermos Scott J filled it with hot chocolate Scott Oh thanks Mam 1990 2 4 Alfonso 1980 p 545 546 La La 1990 4 7 2 1 1990 4 Alfonso Anthony 1980 Japanese Language Patterns 1960 1 1985
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