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Reduplication in the Arabic and English Languages: A Comparative Study | ||
| Journal of Literature Ink | ||
| Article 1, Volume 1, Issue 10, 2018, Pages 185-240 | ||
| Author | ||
| Hayam Fahmi Ibrahim | ||
| Abstract | ||
| The paper presents a comparative study of a phonetic linguistic phenomenon which is reduplication in the Arabic and English languages. It is known that these two languages belong to two different families that the Arabic language belongs to the Hamito-Semitic family and the English belongs to Indo-European family. The researchers collected three hundreds fifty eight examples for reduplication in Arabic and two hundreds three examples for reduplication in English. The nature of the collected materials required that the paper would be divided into a preface, and three parts. The first part comprises two sections: the first presents the definition of reduplication in Arabic and English and the second shows the advantage of reduplication in Arabic and English; The second part consists two sections: the first shows the types of reduplication in Arabic and English, its conditions in Arabic, the differences between reduplication, emphasis, and synonymy in Arabic and the types of reduplication in English, and the second section shows the patterns of reduplication in Arabic and English. The third part tackles the phonetic study in both languages and is divided into two sections: the first tackles the phonetic study in Arabic and the second the phonetic study in English. The paper ends with the conclusion and the findings. | ||
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