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EVIDENTIALITY AND DOUBLE TENSE IN MATSES DAVID W. FLECK La Trobe University The Matses language of the Panoan family , spoken in Amazonian Peru and Brazil , has one of the most intricate evidential systems ever described , requiring ...
EVIDENTIALITY AND DOUBLE TENSE IN MATSES DAVID W. FLECK La Trobe University The Matses language of the Panoan family , spoken in Amazonian Peru and Brazil , has one of the most intricate evidential systems ever described , requiring ...
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EXP - 3 ' Non - Matses Indians ( had ) made a hut . ' [ an old hut was discovered by the speaker a short time ago ] My primary goal in this article is to describe the Matses evidentiality system , with focus on elucidating its function ...
EXP - 3 ' Non - Matses Indians ( had ) made a hut . ' [ an old hut was discovered by the speaker a short time ago ] My primary goal in this article is to describe the Matses evidentiality system , with focus on elucidating its function ...
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The Matses live in Loreto , Peru , and Amazonas , Brazil , along the Javari River and its tributaries . There are about twentyfour hundred Matses , almost all of whom speak Matses as their first language , 70 to 80 percent being still ...
The Matses live in Loreto , Peru , and Amazonas , Brazil , along the Javari River and its tributaries . There are about twentyfour hundred Matses , almost all of whom speak Matses as their first language , 70 to 80 percent being still ...
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