Wai-mun Leung
received her doctorate degree in Linguistics from the University
of Hong Kong and subsequently joined the Department of Chinese
as a teaching fellow in January 2006. Her research interests
primarily lie in the intersection of several fields of linguistics:
historical linguistics, syntax and phonetics. She explored into
various aspects of the sentence-final particles in Hong Kong
Cantonese for her BA’s honour project, MPhil thesis and
PhD dissertation. She has published papers on this and other
linguistic areas. Recently her interests start to include the
applications of language in the education sector.
Wai-mun’s teaching covers Modern Chinese language, Discourse
analysis and Contrastive analysis of Putonghua and Cantonese and
their applications. She is currently teaching Chinese Phonetics
and Classroom Language use.
(Personal homepage: http://hk.geocities.com/wlwwml/)
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