Jeju dialectとは 意味・読み方・使い方

Jeju dialect (Korean: 제주 방언, Hanja: 濟州方言) or Jeju language (제주어; 濟州語) is the dialect used on the island of Jeju in Korea, with the exception of Chuja (Chuja dialect is similar to the Jeolla dialect) in the former Bukjeju County area of Jeju City. It differs greatly from the dialects of the mainland, and preserves many archaic words which have since been lost in other Korean dialects. It has also directly borrowed (not to be confused with a Sprachbund-like assimilation of) some words from foreign languages, including about 240 words from Mongolian, 53 words from Chinese, 50 words from Japanese, and 22 words from Manchu. There are also many words which appear to be original formations (possibly from the language of the ancient kingdom of Tamna).