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Language:
Early Sranan
Parameter:
Nominal and verbal conjunction
References
Bruyn 2003
Examples
Em tata
nanga
em mama dedee.
En
3sg
tata
father
nanga
with/and
en
3sg
mama
mother
dede.
be(come).dead
His father and his mother are dead.
Dutch:
Zyn ouders zyn dood. [op.cit.]
See
Weygandt 1798
: 88
Teh hem tatta
en
mamma si hem, dem tronnfuru.
Te
when
en
3sg
tata
father
èn
and
mama
mother
si
see
en,
3sg
den
3pl
tronfuru.
be.astonished
When his father and mother saw him, they were astonished.
See
Schumann 1781
: 25
Joe buy gi wini
en
takki homan potti taffele.
Yu
2sg
boi
boy
gi
give
wini
wine
èn
and
taki
say
uma
woman
poti
put
tafra.
table
You boy, serve some wine and tell the women to set the table.
Dutch:
Jongen geef Wyn en zeg de Meiden datze de Tafel dekken. [op.cit.]
See
van Dyk ca. 1765
: 102
Mi tatta de worko teh tideh,
kaba
mi de worko
tu.
Mi
1sg
tata
father
de
asp
wroko
work
te
until
tide,
today
kaba
and
mi
1sg
de
asp
wroko
work
tu.
too
My father is working until today and I keep working too.
See
Schumann 1781
: 48
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