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59. Mie lagee kah cit; ji-pajoh bu, ji-jep ie.<br />

Cat like youy too 3-eat rice 3-drink water<br />

'A cat is just like you, it eats rice (and) drinks<br />

water.'<br />

60. Ka-peugah deuek, 'oh ku-bri bu h'an ka-pajoh.<br />

2y-say hungry when 1-give rice NEG 2-eat<br />

'You said you are hungry, (but) when I gave you<br />

rice, you did not want to eat it.'<br />

The omission of ngbn and taoi are compensated by a<br />

comma break intonation. This is also the case with<br />

complementizer nyang. Instead of nvanq. the voice is raised<br />

a little accompanied by a short break.<br />

nvang is not normally used when the subject of the<br />

complement is omitted, unless the complement begins with an<br />

adverb.<br />

61. a) Lon-thee (??nyang) kbn lbn-meulumpoe.<br />

1-realize that NEG 1-dream<br />

' I realized that I was not dreaming.'<br />

b) Lon-thee nyang bak watee nyan kbn lbn-meulumpoe.<br />

1-realize that at time that NEG 1-dream<br />

'I realized that at that time I was not<br />

dreaming.'

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