As such, semiotics seems to be an ideal analytical tool to pursue the questions of interest in the present study, to understand the semiosis of the acronym IMF as a reflection of the general psychology of the Korean people struggling to deal with the Asian financial crisis.
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On the other hand, æ¨æºèª (hyoujungo) or âstandard languageâ is used to describe the style of Japanese found in Tokyo and most Japanese textbooks. Accordingly, when people refer to âKyoto Dialect,â they often say äº¬é½å¼ (Kyouto-ben). But people in Kyoto donât like that expression. There is a good reason for this.