THE SEMANTICS OF VOCABULARY IN THE VIETNAMESE FAIRY TALE - CURRICULUM OF VIETNAMESE LANGUAGE SUBJECT AT PRIMARY LEVEL
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The influence, interchange of culture, Laos, Vietnam, Salavan province.Abstract
This study based on semantics theories of polysemous, synonyms, the phenomenon of meaning changes in vocabulary, and Vietnamese fairy tales in the curriculum at primary education. These serve the purpose of investigating, categorizing, and describing characteristics of the semantics of vocabulary in Vietnamese fairy tales including polysemous implying of things, polysemous implying of activities-situations, and polysemous implying characteristics, nature, and feelings.
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