Datapoint Kinubi/Uses of the habitual marker
Values 
Habitual, progressive, current state, and future
- Example 63-86:
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ána gi-kumbúka wáziána1sggi-kumbúkatam-rememberwáziwellI remember well.
Source: Luffin 2005: 284
- Example 63-87:
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mára tá-i gi-kélem núbimárawifetágenimygitamkélemspeaknúbiKinubiMy wife speaks Kinubi.
Source: Luffin 2005: 285
- Example 63-88:
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íta gu-rúo búkraíta2sggu-rúotam-gobúkratomorrowYou will leave tomorrow.
Source: Luffin 2005: 285
- Example 63-89:
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generation ta ásede gi-ábidu ágaragenerationgenerationtagenásedenowgi-ábidutam-startágarastudyThis generation starts to study.
Source: Luffin 2005: 284
- Example 63-90:
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kigiriáma ána g-ásmakigiriámaGiryamaána1sgg-ásmatam-understandI understand the Giryama language.
Source: Luffin 2005: 290
- Example 63-91:
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ína bi-mútu íniína1plbi-mútutam-dieínihereWe will die here.
Source: Luffin 2005: 286
- Example 63-92:
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kíla bakán ta bi-rúo logó núbikílaeverybakánplaceta2sgbi-rúotam-gologófindnúbiNubiYou find Nubi everywhere.
Source: Luffin 2005: 286
- Example 63-113:
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úmun gi-ákul ákil ta Núbiúmun3plgi-ákultam-eatákilfoodtagenNúbiNubiThey eat the Nubian food.
Source: Luffin 2005: 360
- Confidence:
- Certain