Foong Ha Yap
Affiliations: | University of California, Los Angeles, Los Angeles, CA |
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| Ahn M, Yap FH. (2021) On the relationship between middles and passives Language and Linguistics / 語言暨語言學. 22: 213-242 |
| Deng Y, Yap FH, Chor W. (2020) Negative attitudinal uses of quantifying classifier di45 in Wugang Xiang Journal of Pragmatics. 160: 14-30 |
| Ahn M, Yap FH. (2020) “That being so, but …”: An analysis of Korean kunyang as a marker of speaker's attenuated divergent stance Journal of Pragmatics. 160: 31-43 |
| Brosig B, Yap FH, Ahrens K. (2019) Assertion, presumption and presupposition: An account of the erstwhile nominalizer YUM in Khalkha Mongolian Studies in Language. 43: 896-940 |
| Yap FH, Ahn M. (2019) Development of grammatical voice marking in Korean: On the causative, middle and passive uses of suffix -i Lingua. 219: 1-23 |
| Chen W, Yap FH. (2018) Pathways to adversity and speaker affectedness : on the emergence of unaccusative ‘give’ constructions in Chinese Archivaria. 56: 19-68 |
| Wai BL, Yap FH. (2018) Inclusivity and exclusivity in the use of Cantonese ngo5dei6 (‘we’) in evasive replies in Hong Kong political discourse: Discourse & Society. 29: 691-715 |
| Brosig B, Gegentana, Yap FH. (2018) Evaluative uses of postnominal possessives in Central Mongolian Journal of Pragmatics. 135: 71-86 |
| Ahn M, Yap FH. (2017) From middle to passive : a diachronic analysis of Korean -eci constructions Diachronica. 34: 437-469 |
| Yap FH, Deng Y, Caboara M. (2017) Attitudinal nominalizer(s) in Chinese: Evidence of recursive grammaticalization and pragmaticization Lingua. 200: 1-21 |