Datapoint Louisiana Creole/Order of frequency adverb, verb, and object
Values 
Verb – object – adverb
Frequency: 38.5%
- Example 53-46:
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Me tant parl pa sa ek ye tou-l-tan.Me1sg.poss.pltantauntparlspeakpanegsademekwithye3pltou-l-tan.all-the-timeMy aunts don't speak it (i.e. Creole) with them all the time.French: Mes tantes ne le (le créole) parlent pas avec eux tout le temps.
Source: Neumann 1985: 297
- Example 53-49:
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E nou pal kreyòl tou-l-tan.Eandnou1plpalspeakkreyòlCreoletou-l-tan.all-the-timeAnd we speak Creole all the time.
Source: Klingler 2003: 506
- Confidence:
- Certain
Adverb – verb – object
Frequency: 38.5%
- Example 53-45:
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Li tou-l-tan ape foutaje dan la kwizin.Li3sgtou-l-tanall-the-timeapeprogfoutajemessdaninlaart.def.sgkwizin.kitchenHe is always messing around in the kitchen.
Source: Neumann 1985: 297
- Example 53-47:
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Le pret toujour pardonn twa.Leart.def.plpretpriesttoujouralwayspardonnforgivetwa.2plThe priests always forgive you.
Source: Neumann 1985: 296
- Example 53-50:
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Ye toujou te gen en batay.Ye3pltoujoualwaystepstgenhaveenart.indfbatay.fightThere was always a fight.
Source: Klingler 2003: 384
- Example 53-51:
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(Li) te toujou gen gen monje-la uh, uh, ready.(Li)(3sg)tepsttoujoualwaysgenhavegenhavemonje-lameal-art.def.sguh,uhuh,uh<ready>.readyHe always had to have the meal ready.
Source: Klingler 2003: 443
- Confidence:
- Certain
Verb – adverb – object
Frequency: 23.1%
- Example 53-48:
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Nou parl toujour kreol avek ye.Nou1plparlspeaktoujouralwayskreolCreoleavekwithye.3plWe always speak Creole with them.
Source: Neumann 1985: 296
- Confidence:
- Unspecified