Translating Finnish clitics to English: the clitic han/hän
A peculiar feature in Finnish language is the extensive use of clitics, especially in spoken language. Without clitics, the language loses such micro-semantic features that make the expression precise and suitable to each situation. In this report I will discuss how the clitic han/hän can be used in several types of contexts, and how they can be ...
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Disentangling bilingualism and developmental language disorder in the acquisition of Spanish articles and clitics: Quantitative and qualitative contributions. [PDF]
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The “PRO-N” clitic en / ne and the theory of cliticization
The Romance pro-N clitic (Fr., Cat.) en / (It.) ne is problematic for most theories of cliticization,because some phenomena support a movement analysis, while others seem to speak against movement.Endorsing the view that the pro-N clitic is the result of movement, this paper1 argues that the problems of thisanalysis can be solved by assuming that this ...
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Marked unergatives: Syntactic ergativity and nominalizations. [PDF]
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Hesitations and relative proeminence in prosodic constituents in children's speech. [PDF]
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