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( 20 ) Kau wewe - pisi enee - ja - n wewe - pǝe ǝema - tae kanawa - pona . cow wood - DIM bring - PRES - EVID Wood - from path - along vehicle - toward ' The cow is bringing the little stick from the tree along the path to the vehicle .
( 20 ) Kau wewe - pisi enee - ja - n wewe - pǝe ǝema - tae kanawa - pona . cow wood - DIM bring - PRES - EVID Wood - from path - along vehicle - toward ' The cow is bringing the little stick from the tree along the path to the vehicle .
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That is , path functions are primarily expressed in verbs , rather than in ' satellites ' ( verb particles ) or ground - denoting phrases . But , as in Spanish and other Romance languages , source and goal functions are , in addition ...
That is , path functions are primarily expressed in verbs , rather than in ' satellites ' ( verb particles ) or ground - denoting phrases . But , as in Spanish and other Romance languages , source and goal functions are , in addition ...
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Hence , these languages do not permit more than one path phrase per verb . And lacking multiverb constructions that permit the combination of multiple such VPs into single macro - event expressions , each VP is projected into its own ...
Hence , these languages do not permit more than one path phrase per verb . And lacking multiverb constructions that permit the combination of multiple such VPs into single macro - event expressions , each VP is projected into its own ...
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