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Special dependent person forms for subject and object
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Only dependent subject forms
Example 60-21:
na-, o- , a- , e-; to-, bo-, ba-, e-
na-, o- , a- , e-; to-, bo-, ba-, e-
1sg
2sg
3sg
.
anim
3sg
.
inan
1pl
2pl
3pl
.
anim
3pl
.
inan
I, you, s/he, it; we, you, they, they
Source:
nd
Example 60-22:
atángákí
a-táng-ákí
3sg
-study-
pst
He studied.
Source:
nd
Example 60-123:
Pierre amónákí yangó
yé mókó
Pierre
Pierre
a-món-ákí
3sg
-see-
pst
yangó
3sg
.
inan
yé
3sg
.
anim
mókó
one
Pierre saw it himself.
Confidence:
Very certain
Language:
Lingala
by
Michael Meeuwis
cite
Language:
Lingala
Feature:
Special dependent person forms for subject and object
Source:
Own knowledge
Meeuwis 1998
: 25
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