Abstract
This study is about contrastive analysis of sentence-ending forms in Korean and Chinese languages, based on sentence final endings in Korean and mood words in Chinese. Through a comparison of sentence-ending forms in different sentence types in Korean classified into a declarative sentence, an interrogative sentence, an imperative sentence, a sentence of suggestion, an exclamatory sentence, a promissory sentence and a permission sentence with certain sentence types of Chinese such as a declarative sentence, an interrogative sentence, an imperative sentence, an exclamatory sentence, an expression of promise and an expression of permission, this study introduces the concept of sentence-ending forms, the usage of typical sentence-final endings and mood words and its subclassifications and finds common ground and similarities in both languages.
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