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Zamboanga Chabacano
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Uses of the habitual marker
There are also cases of zero-marking of the habitual (Lipski & Santoro 2007: 379).
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Habitual, progressive, and current state
Example 46-35:
Kósa
tu ta-asé?
Kósa
what
tu
you
ta-asé?
ipfv
-do
What are you doing?
Example 46-67:
Ta-komé el gáto ratón.
Ta-komé
ipfv
-eat
el
the
gáto
cat
ratón.
rat
Cats eat rats.
Example 46-91:
Ta-amá múcho na dios.
Ta-amá
ipfv
-love
múcho
many
na
loc
dios.
god
Many (people) love God.
Example 46-93:
Ta-besá 'le kunel muhér.
Ta-besá
ipfv
-kiss
'le
s/he
kunel
obj
.
art
muhér.
woman
S/he is kissing the woman.
Confidence:
Very certain
Language:
Zamboanga Chabacano
by
Patrick O. Steinkrüger
cite
Language:
Zamboanga Chabacano
Feature:
Uses of the habitual marker
Source:
Own knowledge
Lipski and Santoro 2007
: 379
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