Datapoint Guadeloupean Creole/Nominal and verbal conjunction
Free variation between épi, é and èvè. However, there is a tendency in modern Guadeloupean Creole to use only épi and é in verbal conjunction.
Values 
Identity, overtly expressed
- Example 50-133:
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Mari épi JanMariMaryépiwithJanJohnMary and John
- Example 50-134:
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Jan ka kongné tanbou épi Mari ka dansé.JanJohnkaprogkongnéplaytanboudrumépiandMariMarykaprogdansé.danceJohn is playing drum and Marie is dancing.
- Example 50-135:
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Jan ka kongné tanbou é Mari ka dansé.JanJohnkaprogkongnéplaytanboudruméandMariMarykaprogdansé.danceJohn is playing drum and Marie is dancing.
- Example 50-136:
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Jan ka kongné tanbou èvè Mari ka dansé.JanJohnkaprogkongnéplaytanboudrumèvèandMariMarykaprogdansé.danceJohn is playing drum and Marie is dancing.
- Confidence:
- Certain