We are pleased to deliver the seventh volume of Buckeye East Asian Linguistics. This volume includes two keynote speakers’ abstracts, one keynote speaker’s article and 14 proceeding articles from the Fifth Buckeye East Asian Linguistics Forum in 2022. The biennium BEAL Forum was previously held in October 2014, 2016, 2018, and March 2021 (due to the COVID 19 pandemic, the fourth Forum was postponed). We resumed the regular biennium schedule and held the BEALF5 on Friday, October 28, 2022, via Zoom, The Ohio State University (OSU) Columbus campus (http://u.osu.edu/beal/).

Contents

Front Matter
pp. i-v
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The Analysis of Communicative Competence in Korean Textbooks: Intercultural Competence Approach
Hana Kang p. 1
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Perspective-taking in Adult Japanese-language Learners' Oral Narratives: A Cross-linguistic Comparison
Masahiko Minami pp. 2-9
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The Acquisition of Lexical Tone in Various Contexts
Peggy Pik Ki Mok p. 10
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The Effect of Syntactically Different L2 Input on L2 Parsing Preference
Hyun Bae pp. 11-21
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Lexical Attrition of Teochew Speakers in Guangzhou
Xi Chen pp. 22-31
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Cartographic Syntax Approach on Taiwanese U 'HAVE'
Adæmrys Chihjen Cheng pp. 32-41
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Taiwanese Southern Min Tone and Melody Interaction
Paul D. Cockrum pp. 42-51
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Mapping Issues of the Acquisition of L2 Japanese Aspect Markings by Chinese Learners
Yuka Fujii pp. 52-59
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Acquisition of Japanese Relative Clauses with Resumptive Pronouns by Chinese Learners
Manami Hattori pp. 60-68
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L2 Japanese Proficiency and Working Memory Capacity
Yuki Hattori pp. 69-76
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The Acquisition of English Non-anaphoric Bridging Definite by Japanese Learners: Focusing on Lexical Sensitivity Regarding Situational Uniqueness
Minn Kim pp. 77-84
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A Count-Mass Typology for Hong Kong Sign Language
Emily Koenders pp. 85-93
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High vs. Low 'Again': Mandarin You vs. Zai and Cantonese -Faan vs. -Gwo
Yuyang Liu and Ka-Fai Yip pp. 94-104
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Effects of Prosodic Cues and Semantic Plausibility on Japanese Learners of English’s Processing of Structurally Ambiguous Utterances
Reina Mogushi pp. 105-112
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Manchu-Sibe Ideophones in Areal and Genetic Perspective
Jared Sharp, Brian Hayden and Feixiong Hasutai Liu pp. 113-121
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Orthographic Influence in Processing Katakana and Kanji Nouns in Japanese
Saori Wakita pp. 122-131
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Bushi as an Evaluative Negation in Mandarin Chinese
Yizhuo Zhang pp. 132-143
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