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Article Concurrent Functions Of Hawyiengz Zhuang Classifiers Qin Xiaohang

Name: Article Concurrent Functions Of Hawyiengz Zhuang Classifiers Qin Xiaohang
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Publisher: SIL International and Mahidol University

File Extension: PDF

File size: 2.94 MB

Author: Qin Xiaohang

Language: English

Year: 2007

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Article Concurrent Functions Of Hawyiengz Zhuang Classifiers Qin Xiaohang by Qin Xiaohang instant download after payment.

Unlike those of other languages, the classifiers of Hawyiengz Zhuang can act as a subject pronoun, an object pronoun, a pradicate, an attribute, an adverbial or a complement alone and communicate new meanings of both words and grammar in certain sentences. This current functions of the classifiers of Hawyiengz Zhuang are confined to give conditions when they act as a subject pronoun, a predicate or an object pronoun alone. And they indicate the shape of the thing when they act as an attribute. and those that can act as adverbials and complements are mainly the classifiers for actions.