Datapoint Singapore Bazaar Malay/Noun phrase conjunction and comitative
Bazaar Malay, like Malay, has the conjuction dan 'and'. However, speakers tend to use sama 'same/with', which also has comitative function. While dan has only one function, sama has more than one.
Values 
Overlap
- Example 67-150:
-
Saya suka pergi market pun, beli barang, beli ikan sama udang.Saya1sgsukalikepergigomarketmarketpun,alsobelibuybarang,thingbelibuyikanfishsamaandudang.prawnI also love to go to the market, buying things, buying fish and prawns.
Source: Aye 2005: 85
- Example 67-151:
-
Saya minum kope dan loti ah sarapan pagi.Saya1sgminumdrinkkopecoffeedanandlotibreadahtopsarapanbreakfastpagi.morningI drink coffee and bread for breakfast.
Source: Aye 2005: 145
- Example 67-152:
-
Saya tinggal sama tak Melayu.Saya1sgtinggallivesamasametaknegMelayu.MalayI lived with non-Malays.
Source: Aye 2005: 415
- Example 67-153:
-
Sekarang banyak orang cerita sama orang Puteh.SekarangnowbanyakmanyorangpersonceritaspeaksamawithorangpersonPuteh.whiteNow many people speak English.
Source: Aye 2005: 453
- Example 67-154:
-
Tony ada dua anak jantan dan dua anak perempuan.TonyTonyadahaveduatwoanakchildjantanmaledanandduatwoanakchildperempuan.femaleTony had two sons and two daughters.
Source: Aye 2005: 467
- Confidence:
- Very certain