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cit is often accompanied by meu. which also means
'only' when used in this combination.
190. Sit meu droeneuh nyang na peugah lagee nyan.
Only only you- that AUX say like that
'The only person who talks about It like that is
you.'
The second word cit. which has nothing to do with the
particle cit. means 'too/either, also.' It is used after
verbs, adjectives, and adverbs.
192. Ayah geu-jak cit.
Father 3r-go too
'Father is going too.'
192. Adak droeneuh h'an jeuet-neuh cit.
Even you- NEG able-2r also
'Even if it were you, you would not be able (to do
it) either.'
[iv]. roh. roh is used in questions with several
functions. The first function is to indicate that the
speaker has forgotten the thing that he is asking. In
questions with question words, it can either be placed
immediately after the question word, after the verb, or
after the object. Sometimes it is also used at the end of
the sentence. Very often the question is preceded or