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Predicative noun phrases and predicative locative phrases
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Example 49-235:
Pyè doktè Okanada.
Pyè
Pierre
doktè
doctor
Okanada.
in.Canada
Pierre is a doctor in Canada.
French:
Pierre est médecin au Canada.
Source:
Damoiseau 1985
: 14
Example 49-236:
Elifèt nan jaden an.
Elifèt
Elifèt
nan
in
jaden
garden
an.
def
Elifèt is in the garden.
French:
Elifèt est dans le jardin.
Source:
DeGraff 2007
: 104
Example 49-237:
Timoun yo nan lakou a.
Timoun
child
yo
def
.
pl
nan
in
lakou
courtyard
a.
def
The children are in the courtyard.
French:
Les enfants sont dans la cour.
Source:
Damoiseau 1985
: 16
Example 49-238:
Li bò kay la.
Li
he
bò
is.next.to
kay
house
la.
def
He is next to the house.
French:
Il est à côté de la maison.
Source:
Damoiseau 1985
: 16
Example 49-239:
Pyè se doktè.
Pyè
Pierre
se
SE
doktè.
doctor
Pierre is a doctor.
French:
Pierre est médecin.
Source:
Damoiseau 1985
: 14
Confidence:
Very certain
Language:
Haitian Creole
by
Dominique Fattier
cite
Language:
Haitian Creole
Feature:
Predicative noun phrases and predicative locative phrases
Source:
DeGraff 2007
: 104
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