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17 9. Neu-jak keunoe u rumoh lon nyang rame ureueng.
2r-go to-here to house I which many people
'Please come here to my house, where (you can
find) many people. (There are many people here.)'
Non-restrictives are also different from restrictives
in the way an NP modified by a demonstrative is relativized.
Recall from 6.1 that when an NP modified by a demonstrative
is relativized, it is divided into two parts: the NP and the
demonstrative. The NP becomes the head NP, which is placed
before the relative clause, and the demonstrative is placed
behind the relative clause. If an NP aneuek nvan 'that
child,' for instance, is relativized and the relative clause
is bloe pisang 'buy banana,' the resultant form is aneuk
fnvang bloe pisangl nvan 'the child who is buying (some)
bananas.'
Unlike restrictives, non-restrictives do not separate
the demonstrative from the NP. The entire NP (including the
demonstrative) become the head NP.
180. Neu-yue tuleh bak aneuk nyan nyang na pena.
2r-ask write to child that who have pen
'Please ask that child, who has a pen, to write
it.'
181. Salang ureueng nyan nyang saket geu-preh cit.
Even person that who ill 3r-wait also
'Even that person, who is ill, wants to wait.'