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126. Teungku=apa=jep kupi?<br />

Title - uncle-drink coffee<br />

'Would you liJfce to have some coffee, uncle?'<br />

127. Hana lontuwan-piyoh le.<br />

NEG I-drop in anymore<br />

'I cannot drop In now (I must hurry).'<br />

Cliticization is also possible in passive sentences.<br />

However, here it is not the subjects that are cliticized,<br />

but rather the agents in the le-phrases (fey.-phrases). Unlike<br />

the subjects in active sentences, there is no restriction as<br />

to what kind of agent can be cliticized; all kinds of agents<br />

can be cliticized. Another difference is that when an agent<br />

is cliticized, it cannot occur also in a le-ohrase.<br />

128. a) Bak u geutanyoe geu-koh le gopnyan.<br />

Tree coconut we^-- 3r-cut by her<br />

'Our coconut tree was cut by him.'<br />

b) Bak u geutanyoe gopnyan»koh (*le gopnyan).<br />

Tree coconut wej-c her-cut by her<br />

'Our coconut tree was cut by him.'<br />

129. a) Pue, raga nyoe neu-peugot le droeneuh?<br />

What basket this 2r-make by you-<br />

'Did you make this basket?'

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