Datapoint Hawai‘i Creole/Para-linguistic usages of clicks
Clicks may immediately precede a 'no'-answer, but I don't have any instances of clicks alone sufficing as an answer, except in affective meanings.
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Clicks can express only affective meanings
- Example 26-118:
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Speaker_A: dɛn hi waɪp hiz aɪ laɪg hi ws kɹaɪn bat hiz læfin sɔ – Speaker_B: tut-tut-tutSpeaker_A:Speaker_a:dɛnthenhi3sgwaɪpwipehiz3sg.possaɪeyelaɪglikehi3sgwswaskɹa-ɪncry-progbatbuthi-z3sg-islæf-inlaugh-progsɔso––Speaker_B:Speaker_B:tut-tut-tuttut-tut-tutSpeaker A: Then he wiped his eyes like he was crying but he was laughing, so... – Speaker B: tut-tuts.
Source: Velupillai 2003: 184
- Confidence:
- Very certain