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DESCRIPTION:In this presentaion\, I'll compare the Hausa verb grades to t
 he conjoint-disjoint distinction made in Zulu verbs\, showing both commo
 nalities and differences in form\, distribution and function. In both la
 nguages\, information structural content such as topicalization\, focus 
 and fronting seem to influence the choice of a verb form in comparable w
 ays.\nI'll argue that an analysis utilizing syntactic constituency follo
 wing Buell (2005) captures the data on Hausa like it does for Zulu.
URL:https://talks.stuts.de/de/stuts72/public/events/948
SUMMARY:A Hidden Conjoint-Disjoint Distinction in Hausa
ORGANIZER:stuts72
LOCATION:stuts72 - Wiwi-Bunker — Room 4044
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