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Example 48-140
Mahaná a-ta aí loyo.
Mahaná
kids
a-ta
?-be
aí
there
loyo.
creek
The kids are by/in/at the creek.
Spanish:
Los chicos están donde el arroyo.
Comment:
Mahana
'kids, adolescents, etc.' is derived from Kikongo. See Schwegler (2002a) for details.
Type:
naturalistic spoken
Source:
Recorded by author
Language:
Palenquero
by
Armin Schwegler
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Datapoints:
Predicative locative phrases: Invariant copula
Predicative noun phrases and predicative locative phrases: Overlap
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