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Abstract: Manchu causative dynamics are formed by the indirect affixation of the verb root and verb tense with the additional component "bu". The causative element is marked with the objective case "be" or the conjunction case "de", forming the causative sentence pattern of "S causative+N causative+be/de+V (- bu -)". The article mainly discusses the expression of the dynamic affix "bu" in the Chinese translation of Manchu in the Manchu Chinese hybrid version "Qingwen Zhiyao". The investigation found that the default or absence of "N being affected" in the Manchu structure, the presence or absence of markers, and the level of vitality directly lead to three strategies in Chinese translation: explicit, implicit, and non causative. The transitivity of verb V affects the choice of whether to cause or cause two different types of causative sentences in Chinese translation. This further demonstrates the prominent feature of the Manchu sentence structure as the dynamic affix "bu". The early Chinese translations were greatly influenced by Manchu, and the Beijing Mandarin rewritten version of the Chinese language followed the fundamental characteristics of causative sentence structures and tended to be more inclined towards the oral expression of northern Chinese in the late Qing Dynasty. ABSTRACT: Manchu causative presence is formed by the affix "bu" after the verb root The cause has objective case mark "be" or positive case mark "de", and consistent causal presence formed as "S+N+be/de+V (- bu -)" This research discusses the expression of the affix "bu" in the translation of Manchu into Chinese in QingWenZhiYao Manchu and Chinese versions It is found that in Manchu causative presence, the absence of cause, marked or not, and animation hierarchy directly leads to three strategies in Chinese translation: explicit cause, implicit cause, and non cause The transitivity of verbs affects the choice of cause or permission in Chinese translation This shows the affix "bu" is a progressive feature in Manchu causative sentence The early Chinese version was greatly influenced by Manchu The rewriting of Beijing Mandarin followed the basic characteristics of the causative presence pattern and was more included to the oral expression of northern Chinese in the late Qing Dynasty
摘要:满语使动态是在动词词根与动词时制间接缀附加成分“bu”构成。使役受使者成分有宾格“be”或与位格“de”标记,构成“S使事+ N受使+be/de+V(-bu-)”的使役句式。文章主要讨论了满汉合璧本《清文指要》中汉语对译满语使动态词缀“bu”时的表达情况,调查发现满语该结构中“N 受使”缺省与否、有无标记以及生命度的高低直接导致汉译呈现出显性使役、隐性使役和非使役三种策略,动词 V 的及物性高低,影响到汉译中选择致使还是使让两个不同类型使役句表达。这更显示出满语该句式使动态词缀“bu”的显赫特征。早期汉译本受满文影响大,汉语北京官话改写本在遵循使役句式根本特点的基础上,更倾向于清末北方汉语口语表达。ABSTRACT:Manchu causative sentence is formed by the affix “bu” after the verbal root. The causee has objective case mark “be” or dative case mark “de”, and constitutes causative sentence formed as “S+N+be/de+V(-bu-)”. This research discusses the expression of the affix "bu" in the translation of Manchu into Chinese in QingWenZhiYao Manchu and Chinese versions. It is found that in Manchu causative sentence, the absence of causee, marked or not, and animacy hierarchy directly lead to three strategies in Chinese translation: explicit causation, implicit causation and non-causation. The transitivity of verbs affects the choice of causation or permission in Chinese translation. This shows the affix “bu” is a prominent feature in Manchu causative sentence. The early Chinese version was greatly influenced by Manchu. The rewriting of Beijing Mandarin followed the basic characteristics of the causative sentence pattern and was more inclined to the oral expression of northern Chinese in the late Qing Dynasty.
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Journal of Chinese Linguistics (JCL) is an academic journal, which comprises research content from both general linguistics and Chinese linguistics. It is edited by a distinguished editorial board of international expertise. There are two publications: Journal of Chinese Linguistics (JCL) and Journal of Chinese Linguistics Monograph Series (JCLMS).