Estudio comparativo de la estructura morfológica del chino y alemán

This study seeks to conduct a contrastive analysis of the morphology of Mandarin Chinese and German, two linguistically distinct languages. Mandarin Chinese is classified as an analytic or isolating language, while German is a synthetic, inflectional language. The paper is structured around a comprehensive theoretical framework that first reviews the morphological units of both languages, followed by an in-depth contrastive analysis of inflectional and derivational morphology. Additionally, the study identifies specific challenges that native Spanish speakers may encounter in acquiring these languages, particularly in relation to their morphological structures. The study concludes with a synthesis of the findings, offering insights into the implications for language learning and teaching.