Tham khảo tài liệu 'predicative possession - oxford studien intypology and linguistictheory phần 9', ngoại ngữ, anh ngữ phổ thông phục vụ nhu cầu học tập, nghiên cứu và làm việc hiệu quả | 654 Determinant factors 312 Baure Arawakan Southern Maipuran a. Necon no-sompow tec ka an aco 3PL-hear that animal and simono-wo-r neriki arrive-cop iMPERf-3SG now Last night they heard that animal and he is arriving now Baptista and Wallin 1967 30 b. Ni-ki inow ni-yinosen koec to nen hirá-neb 1SG-want because the these henoko-neb good-PL I want to teach them because these men are good Baptista and Wallin 1967 29 313 Palikur Arawakan Eastern Maipuran a. Nah ka atak ig kawnata atak I NEG go he go I don t go and he doesn t go either Launey 2003 201 b. Ku pis atak Kayanit isim pohow hadyo if you go one radio If you go to Cayenne buy a radio Launey 2003 214 Palikur is a sharing language on the basis of zero-encoding for both predicate nominal sentences and locational sentences. In Baure both sentence types can be marked by the item OW- -WO which can be analysed either as a sometimes enclitic be-verb or as the marker of imperfect aspect under either analysis the sharing status of the language is of course corroborated. In addition Baure has an item kwe which functions as the verbal element in locative existential sentences. As noted in Section it is this item which forms the basis of the Topic Possessive in Baure. 314 Palikur Arawakan Northern Maipuran a. Ig mekseh he doctor He is a doctor Launey 2003 58 b. Nigu a-giku payt it-in house My father is at home Launey 2003 58 315 Baure Arawakan Southern Maipuran a. Nti moestor-ow-o-ni 1SG teacher-cop-EPENT-1SG I am a teacher Swintha Danielsen . Have-Possessives 655 b. Nka-wo-ri ri-weri-ye She is not in her house Swintha Danielsen . c. Kwe to hopi mesi-ye exist ART jug table-LOC The jug is on the table Swintha Danielsen . Khoisan Among the four language phyla that cover Africa Khoisan is the only one in which Have-Possessives are the major option. My sample contains three members of the family. Sandawe a language
