Language, Band 61,Ausgaben 3-4George Melville Bolling, Bernard Bloch Linguistic Society of America, 1985 |
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George Melville Bolling, Bernard Bloch. with a preceding 3rd person accusative clitic , rarely with a 3rd person dative one - but never with a 1st or 2nd person clitic object , or with a following object ( whether clitic or NP ) ...
George Melville Bolling, Bernard Bloch. with a preceding 3rd person accusative clitic , rarely with a 3rd person dative one - but never with a 1st or 2nd person clitic object , or with a following object ( whether clitic or NP ) ...
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... person OBJECT prefix , and the 3rd person object prefix is Ø in 7b . ) Presently available accounts of the passive do not provide a proper per- spective in which the Ainu type of construction can be understood . Further- more , we need ...
... person OBJECT prefix , and the 3rd person object prefix is Ø in 7b . ) Presently available accounts of the passive do not provide a proper per- spective in which the Ainu type of construction can be understood . Further- more , we need ...
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... person prefix di- , which is also used as an indefinite marker , is in the process of being extended and used in the passive form with agents other than 3rd person . E.g. , ( 55 ) a . Adik - ku bisa di - ajak ( oleh saudara ) . brother ...
... person prefix di- , which is also used as an indefinite marker , is in the process of being extended and used in the passive form with agents other than 3rd person . E.g. , ( 55 ) a . Adik - ku bisa di - ajak ( oleh saudara ) . brother ...
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