The Mainland Southeast Asia Linguistic Area 2019
DOI: 10.1515/9783110401981-009
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“…Một is used both as the numeral ‘one’ and as the indefinite article. From Do-Hurinville & Dao (2010: 401) it would appear that một in (30c) can be interpreted as an indefinite article. That ai is an ignorative is illustrated in (31), which shows an interrogative use.
Nào is an ignorative determiner: an interrogative use is illustrated in (32).
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Section: Existential Indefinite Constructions In Mainland Southeast Asiamentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Một is used both as the numeral ‘one’ and as the indefinite article. From Do-Hurinville & Dao (2010: 401) it would appear that một in (30c) can be interpreted as an indefinite article. That ai is an ignorative is illustrated in (31), which shows an interrogative use.
Nào is an ignorative determiner: an interrogative use is illustrated in (32).
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Section: Existential Indefinite Constructions In Mainland Southeast Asiamentioning
confidence: 99%
“…L'enchaînement se compose ici de trois éléments, le repérage par le premier référent désigné par fùzhōng, « école secondaire », concernant conjointement les deux référents qui suivent, désignés respectivement par guózhōng, « collège », et gāozhōng, « lycée ». Or, le fait que trois nominatifs pendants différents apparaissent devant la construction centrale représente une spécificité du chinois, ou des langues à thème dominant (Li & Thompson 1976 : 460 ;Do-Hurinville & Dao 2015). Ce genre de cas n'est pas observé de manière parallèle dans le corpus français (authentique).…”
Section: Côté Chinoisunclassified