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2016_21

Layer: Bumthang and Dzongkha 2016 Archive
Link back to source:: https://catalog.paradisec.org.au/repository/KJZ2/20160728
Type: Other

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Latitude: 27.482
Longitude: 88.2475
Start Date: 2016-07-28
End Date: 2016-07-28

Description

Week 2 of Semester 2, containing the following materials: [01]: Elicitation and revision of control constructions. [02]: Investigation of the semantics of ‘ta’ “finish”. The consultant is asked to explain the sense in which the verb 'ta' is used, whether it means to finish something as a result of depletion of a resource (e.g. to eat all the food), or as a result of satiation (e.g. to eat until you are full). Further comparison with 'zat' “complete”. Relevant to the study of the lexical aspect of verbs and auxiliaries. [03]: Elicitation of control constructions: verbs for “teach” and “go.home”. Notable elicitation of some conditional sentences in the latter part of the recording, e.g. “unless Yuka is taught by Tom, she will not go home”. [04]: Elicitation of causative constructions which use the verb ‘bi’. Here, it is investigated in its interpretation to mean “force”, as in “mother forced Tom to chop wood”.

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https://catalog.paradisec.org.au/repository/KJZ2/20160728

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