HASEGAWA Sayaka	Metonymy in the Words for Taste Amai and Sweet	1-13	Abstract
HAYATA Suzushi	Verbs ili- 'to stand' and naka- 'to stop' in Manchu	15-26	Abstract
IMANISHI Kazuhiro	Three-place Verbs of Amis	27-56	Abstract
IWASAKI Kanae	The Use of Possessives in Hawaiian Folktales	57-85	Abstract
JOHANSON, Lars	Old Turkic: Brief Notes on Areality, Chronology, Periodization, Variation, Contact and Functionality	87-96	Abstract
KAJI Hiromi	On the Color Terms in Ewen (Even)	97-128	Abstract
KAMBA Mariko	Person Marking of Verbs in Japanese Sign Language	129-145	Abstract
MIMURA Tatsuyuki	Critical Remarks on the Mora Theory in Danish Phonology	147-161	Abstract
NAGASAWA Itsuki	Lexical Principles and Usage Conditions of Japanese Intransitive Verbs Expressing Change	163-185	Abstract
SHIMADA Tamami	On the Pragmatics of the be after Construction in Hiberno-English: A Contrast with the have Perfect	187-206	Abstract

Source Materials and Remarks

ADACHI Mayumi	Deictic and Anaphoric Uses of the Vietnamese Demonstratives đây, đó, kia: Based on the Comparison with the Japanese Demonstratives	207-215	Abstract
HAYASI Tooru	How Can We Characterize the Turkish Demonstrative şu?	217-232	Abstract
SON Jaehyun	Accent Material in the Miryang and Changnyeng Dialects of Korean	233-265	Abstract
UWANO Zendo	Examples of Vocabulary of the Okino-erabu Island Dialect with Particular Reference to Prosodemes : Part 8	267-307	Abstract

Summaries of the MA Theses and List of the Graduation Papers in 2007 (pp. 309-311)