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Example 57-94
mwa, ma ndema:nde ave twa mena si ta ko:ta nde wajaʃ
sa
nu fe lamba Tene
mwa,
1sg
ma
1sg
ndema:nde
ask
ave
with
twa
2sg
mena
now
si
if
ta
2sg
ko:ta
happy
nde
of
wajaʃ
journey
sa
rel
nu
1pl
fe
make
lamba
towards.down
Tene
Tene
I ask you now whether you are happy with the journey we made to Tene.
Comment:
The New Caledonian Island is considered as a body with the South at its head. The movement indicated goes to the North.
Type:
naturalistic spoken
Source:
Ehrhart 1993
Language:
Tayo
by
Sabine Ehrhart
and
Melanie Revis
cite
Datapoints:
Object relative clauses: Relative particle and gap
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