Datapoint Reunion Creole/Nominal and verbal conjunction

For nominal conjunction both ek and e are possible, ek seems to be less frequent than e.
For verbal conjunction only e is possible, but in traditional speech juxtaposition is also well attested.

Values

Overlap

Example 54-155:
Ma lanp la etin é la ralumé [...].
Ma
poss.1sg
lanp
lamp
la
prf
eten
go.out
e
and
la
prf
ralume
light.up
[...].
[...]
My lamp went out and lighted up again [...].
French: Ma lampe s'est éteinte et s'est rallumée [...].

Source: Cellier 1982: 65

Example 54-150:
Le papa ek le maman lé trakasé.
Lë
def
papa
father
ek
with
lë
def
maman
mother
le
cop.prs
trakase.
worried
The father and the mother are worried.
French: Le papa et la maman sont inquiets.

Source: Barat et al. 1977: 78

Example 54-154:
Zan Pyer é Zan René
Zan-Pyer
Jean-Pierre
e
and
Zan-Rene
Jean-René
Jean-Pierre and Jean-René
French: Jean-Pierre et Jean-René

Source: Barat et al. 1977: 15

Example 54-156:
La fam i ariv, pran lalé, kas son banann.
La
def
fam
woman
i
fin
ariv,
arrive
pran
take
lale,
pathway
kas
pick
son
poss.3sg
banann.
banana
The wife arrives, takes the pathway and picks her bananas.
French: La femme arrive, prend l'allée, cueille ses bananes.

Source: Barat et al. 1977: 14

Confidence:
Certain