Datapoint Sango/Aspect markers and inchoative meaning
One must be careful about contemporary examples, because I've heard (or seen in print) something like mbi ke fatige (French fatiguer) for 'I'm tired' as in English and French. This should mean only 'I'm becoming tired.' Mbi kono na kodoro means 'I grew up in the village (as opposed to Bangui, etc.).'
Values 
No inchoative meaning with aspect markers
- Example 59-165:
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fondo abe na yakafondobananaa-bepm-be.ripenaprepyakagardenBananas are ripening in the garden.French: Les bananes murissent dans la plantation.
Source: Bouquiaux et al. 1978
- Example 59-166:
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bondo ni abe awebondosorghumnideta-bepm-be.ripeawealreadyThe sorghum has ripened.
Source: Bouquiaux et al. 1978
- Example 59-167:
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mbi ke fatigembi1sgkecopfatigebe/become.tiredI'm becoming tired.
- Confidence:
- Intermediate