Datapoint Louisiana Creole (geographical (Pointe Coupee))/Subject relative clauses
In Pointe Coupee Creole the vowel of ki may drop before a vowel, before the consonant t, and, occasionally, before other consonants.
Values 
Relative particle and gap
Frequency: 70.0%
- Example 53-339:
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Gen èn an dè mounn ki fe tou, k e laboure tou la tè-la.Genhaveènoneanordètwomounnpersonkirelfedotou,everythingkreleproglaboureplowtoualllaart.def.sgtè-la.land-art.def.sgThere are a few people who do everything, who cultivate all of the land.
Source: Klingler 2003: 226
- Example 53-340:
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Se mo popa k te konne di sa.Seit.ismo1sg.posspopafatherkreltepstkonneipfvdisaysa.3sg.indfIt was my father who used to say that.
Source: Klingler 2003: 226
- Example 53-343:
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Ye petet di mo de paròl an kreyòl ki mo pa konpròn.Ye3plpetetmaybedisaymo1sgdeart.indf.plparòlwordaninkreyòlCreolekirelmo1sgpanegkonpròn.understandThey might tell me some words in Creole that I don't understand.
Source: Klingler 2003: 227
- Confidence:
- Intermediate
Zero and gap
Frequency: 30.0%
- Example 53-337:
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Sè te mounn koulè te gen sa.Sèittepstmounnpersonkoulècoloured____tepstgenhavesa.demIt was black people who had that.
Source: Klingler 2003: 226
- Example 53-338:
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Mo drese poto ò te kròch.Mo1sgdresestraightenpotopoleòart.def.sg____tepstkròch.bentI straightened the pole that was bent.
Source: Klingler 2003: 226
- Confidence:
- Very certain