Cantonese again-elements #
The Cantonese iterative presupposition triggers, following Matthews and Yip, are the preverbal
adverbs jau 又 and zoi 再, the counterparts of Mandarin you and zai
(Fragments/Mandarin/Adverbs.lean), the postverbal suffix -faan 返 'again, back', and the
postverbal repetitive -gwo 過 'again, anew', homophonous with the experiential aspect suffix of
Fragments/Cantonese/Aspect.lean. Their
association with the outer and inner aspect projections and their scope behaviour are the
analysis of Liu and Yip and live in Studies/LiuYip2026.lean.
References #
The preverbal jau6 又 'again'.
Equations
- Cantonese.Particles.jau = { form := "jau6", script := some "又", triggerClass := Presupposition.TriggerClass.iterative }
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The preverbal zoi3 再 'again'.
Equations
- Cantonese.Particles.zoi = { form := "zoi3", script := some "再", triggerClass := Presupposition.TriggerClass.iterative }
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The postverbal -faan1 返 'again, back'.
Equations
- Cantonese.Particles.faan = { form := "faan1", script := some "返", triggerClass := Presupposition.TriggerClass.iterative }
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The postverbal repetitive -gwo3 過 'again, anew', redoing an event to set its outcome right.
Equations
- Cantonese.Particles.gwo = { form := "gwo3", script := some "過", triggerClass := Presupposition.TriggerClass.iterative }
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The again-elements.