Study on the Word Formation of the Northern Thai Dialect in the Novel "Klin Kasalong" by Niarapati
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This research article aimed to investigate the methods employed in formatting Northern Thai Dialect found in the novel " Klin Kasalong " by Niarapati. The results of the study revealed three distinct approaches to Northern Thai Dialect formation, identified from a total of 228 newly created words. These methods were categorized as compound words, comprising 95 words, accounting for 41.67%; Synonymous compound words, totaling 94 words, representing 41.23%; and reduplicated words, amounting to 39 words, making up 17.10%. The words used in the formation range from 2 to 6 words depending on the author's methodology and type.
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