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Uses of the habitual marker
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Habitual and progressive
Example 62-17:
véeku-kúru-mo?
véeku-kúru-mo?
2:
pst
:
ipfv
-cultivate-how
How were they cultivating?
Source:
Mous 2003
: 121
Example 62-120:
Na ku-hlamí-w-e tw-éeku-ta-butú-w-e makeréno.
Na
with
ku-hlamí-w-e
15-anoint-
pass
-
prf
tw-éeku-ta-butú-w-e
1pl
-
pst
.
ipfv
-
evid
-put.in-
pass
-
prf
makeréno.
earrings
And, anointed, we were put on earrings.
Confidence:
Certain
Language:
Mixed Ma’a/Mbugu
by
Maarten Mous
cite
Language:
Mixed Ma’a/Mbugu
Feature:
Uses of the habitual marker
Source:
Own knowledge
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