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... East Cree shows that , although Naskapi has much in common with the East Cree system , there are some differences with regard to inflection patterns , syntactic con- straints and range of use in some sets of demonstrative and focus pro ...
... East Cree shows that , although Naskapi has much in common with the East Cree system , there are some differences with regard to inflection patterns , syntactic con- straints and range of use in some sets of demonstrative and focus pro ...
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... East Cree , North- ern dialect : ( 14 ) ECN : nimui nûhchi - iyânân wî tî . ' Even tea , we did not have . ' Additive pronouns Naskapi does not have a subset of pronominal forms used as additive pro- nouns , although they are reported ...
... East Cree , North- ern dialect : ( 14 ) ECN : nimui nûhchi - iyânân wî tî . ' Even tea , we did not have . ' Additive pronouns Naskapi does not have a subset of pronominal forms used as additive pro- nouns , although they are reported ...
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... East Cree or in Naskapi . On the other hand , in Northern and Southern East Cree dialects and in Naskapi , too , these constructions can be followed by a verb forming a relative clause : ( 104 ) âukw an kâ - nituwâyimak . ' That's the ...
... East Cree or in Naskapi . On the other hand , in Northern and Southern East Cree dialects and in Naskapi , too , these constructions can be followed by a verb forming a relative clause : ( 104 ) âukw an kâ - nituwâyimak . ' That's the ...
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