2022
DOI: 10.17533/udea.ikala.v27n1a08
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Pronombres en wayuunaiki y español: una mirada contrastiva

Abstract: La literatura relacionada con estudios contrastivos entre lenguas nativas de Colombia y el español es muy escasa. En aras de contribuir al cambio de esta realidad, este estudio ofrece un análisis contrastivo de los pronombres de sujeto, objeto directo e indirecto entre las lenguas wayuunaiki y español. La comparación se enmarca en la lingüística contrastiva y da cuenta de las similitudes y diferencias entre los sistemas gramaticales de ambas lenguas. Los resultados ponen en evidencia algunas semejanzas entre l… Show more

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“…Like other languages in the Arawak family, Wayuunaiki is an agglutinating VSO wordorder language (Pimiento Prieto and Van-Leeden 1997). Wayuunaiki allows the occurrence of null subjects and does not mark the genders for the first and second persons (only for the third) in constructions with free subject pronouns (Viloria Rodríguez et al 2022). Regarding its phonological inventory, Wayuunaiki makes use of 12 vowel sounds and 14 consonant sounds (see Mansen 1967), as shown in Table 1.…”
Section: Main Features Of the Recipient And Donor Languagesmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Like other languages in the Arawak family, Wayuunaiki is an agglutinating VSO wordorder language (Pimiento Prieto and Van-Leeden 1997). Wayuunaiki allows the occurrence of null subjects and does not mark the genders for the first and second persons (only for the third) in constructions with free subject pronouns (Viloria Rodríguez et al 2022). Regarding its phonological inventory, Wayuunaiki makes use of 12 vowel sounds and 14 consonant sounds (see Mansen 1967), as shown in Table 1.…”
Section: Main Features Of the Recipient And Donor Languagesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Other distinctive features in Spanish include a free word order with an SVO tendency and fusional inflection (Almela Pérez 2015; Mijangos and Ponce de León 2017) and a rich verb agreement system (Comrie 1988b). Like Wayuunaiki, Spanish subject pronouns do not mark gender for first and second singular persons, but they do for third singular and plural persons (Viloria Rodríguez et al 2022).…”
Section: Liquid Lmentioning
confidence: 99%