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Among the verbs from the list that allow verb
serialization are haiat 'to desire,' meuh'eut 'to desire,'
malls 'shy,' aaia!. 'to like,' and hatak. 'to like.'
When galak and the verb of the complement are
serialized, it has the meaning 'to have preference, to like
as a hobby.'
136. Gopnyan hana galak peugah keu gop.
He/she- NEG like talk about people
'He/she does not like talking about other people.'
137. Jih galak jep kupi bak keude. Pane teuduek peng.
Hey like drink coffee at town How-can save money
'He always drinks coffee in town. Of course, he
cannot save any money.'
The verbs teuinoat 'to remember' and tuwb 'to forget'
have a rather interesting interaction with ambient verbs
given in Table 5 in 4.3, namely Class 2 verbs which can also
be used with proclitics, for example, galak 'to like,' mutah
'to vomit,' beureusen 'to sneeze,' meurumpbk 'to meet,'
etc. when teuinoat (or tuwb) is the verb of the main clause
and one of the ambient verbs is the verb of the complement,
the meaning of the sentence is either that the subject
remembers to do something or remembers having done
something, depending on whether the verb of the complement
behave as a Class 1 or a Class 2 verb, that is, the sentence
has the former meaning if the ambient verb is used as a