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Predicative noun phrases and predicative locative phrases
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Example 65-113:
Поудза - китайса памэпушика.
Pouʤə - kitajsa pampuʃəkə.
Pouʤə
pouze
-
kitajsa
Chinese
pampuʃəkə.
steamed.bread
Pouze is Chinese steamed bread.
Source:
Perekhvalskaya 2008
: 273
Example 65-118:
Голова его - там, а ноги - туда.
Galava iwo tam, a nogi tuda.
Galava
head
iwo
3sg
tam,
there.
loc
a
but
nogi
foot
tuda.
there.
dir
Its (the Earth's) head is there (to the North-Est), and its feet are there (to the South-West).
Source:
Arsen’ev 1949
: 210
Example 65-120:
Щаса Шаньдун иво.
ʃ'asa ʃandun iwo.
ʃ'asa
now
ʃandun
Shandong
iwo.
3sg
He is now in the province of Shandong.
Source:
Perekhvalskaya 2008
: 274
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Certain
Language:
Chinese Pidgin Russian
by
Elena Perekhvalskaya
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Chinese Pidgin Russian
Feature:
Predicative noun phrases and predicative locative phrases
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