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46. Gopjaryifa hana geu-^a-lt?<br />

He, NEG 3r-go<br />

'Didn't he go?'<br />

47. Di ^JcaTtska lheueh ka-jep kopi bunoe beungoh?<br />

SFC youy PERF finish 2y-drink coffee this morning<br />

'Have you drunk coffee this morning?'<br />

48. Na neu-jak bak k*tide euntreuk seupot?<br />

AUX 2r-go to town later afternoon<br />

'Are you going to town this afternoon?'<br />

Sometimes pue or peue 'what' is used at the beginning<br />

of a yes/no question. In this position this word does not<br />

function as a question word. This word is used here to alert<br />

the hearer that the speaker is going to ask a question. In<br />

terms of the intonation of the sentence, this word stands<br />

quite separately from the rest of the sentence.<br />

49. Peue, awak jvy"oe»,ka lheueh ji-pajoh Jau?<br />

What people this PERF finish 3y eat rice<br />

'Have all these people eaten rice?'<br />

50. Peue, ji-meu'en J^ayang aneuk-miet nyan?<br />

What 3y-play kite child that?<br />

'Are those children playing kites?'

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