2021
(04/2021) Chan, Ka-Wing. 2021. The Syntax of ze1 Revisited: Focus or Degree?. International Christian University Working Papers in Linguistics 15: AJL5 Proceedings. Tokyo, Japan: International Christian University., ed. Baldoria, Yukki, & Masaki Fukuda, 17-22. [Proceeding]
2023
(05/2023) Toward a Unified Syntactic Proposal of the Cantonese and Taiwanese Goal-Markers. The Workshop on Theoretical East Asian Linguistics 13 (TEAL-13), National Taiwan Normal. University (NTNU) [slides]
2022
(06/2022) (co-authored with Sunhao YU) An Interface Story of dou35: How Does Focus Structure Matter?. The 22th Workshop on Cantonese Linguistics (WOC-22), The Chinese University of Hong Kong [handouts]
(05/2022) Comparative Study of Sentence-final Particles: The Syntax of le5 in Cantonese and ba in Mandarin in the Clausal Periphery. The 28th Annual Conference of the International Association of Chinese Linguistics (IACL-28), The Chinese University of Hong Kong [slides]
2021
(12/2022) The Cantonese ne1 Revisited: A Syntactic and Semantic Study on the Sentence-final Particle. Annual Research Conference (ARF)-Linguistics Society of Hong Kong, City University of Hong Kong [slides]
(09/2022) The Focus fuction of the Cantonese Sentence-final particle ne and its syntactic movement. The 7th Inter-Regional Forum on Dialectal Grammar [IRF-7], The Chinese University of Hong Kong [slides]
(06/2021) Comparing the Syntax of le5, le4, ba: A Cartographic Study across Cantonese and Mandarin. The 33rd meeting of the North American Conference on Chinese Linguistics [NACCL-33], The University of Chicago [slides]
(05/2021) le5, le4, ba: A Cartographic Study of SFPs across Cantonese and Mandarin. The 4th Forum on Cantonese Linguistics [FoCaL-4], Hong Kong Baptist University [slides]
(01/2021) The Syntax of ze1 in Cantonese: A Cartographic Approach in Cantonese. The 5th Asian Junior Linguists Conference [AJL5], International Christian University [slides]
2020
(06/2020) Some Incompatibility of Interchanging the Modal 可以 (ho2ji5) and 能夠 (nang4gau3) in Cantonese. The 3rd Forum on Cantonese Linguistics [FoCaL-3]. The Hang Seng University of Hong Kong [slides]