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Linglib.Fragments.Cantonese.Verbs

Cantonese complement-taking verbs #

Cantonese complement-taking verbs as Verbs with their character and their [Noo07] class: the desideratives soeng 'want' and daasyun 'intend', the manipulatives hyun 'urge', bik 'force' and giu 'ask', the attitude verb seon 'believe', the utterance verb gong 'say' and the factive geidak 'remember' [MY94]. The size of the complement each selects, and the scope of an again-element across it, are the analysis of [LY26] and live in Studies/LiuYip2026.lean.

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structure Cantonese.Verbs.Verbextends Verb :

A Cantonese verb: the cross-linguistic core with the jyutping as citation form, plus its characters and its complement-taking predicate class.

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    soeng 想 'want'.

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      hyun 勸 'urge'.

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        bik 逼 'force'.

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          giu 叫 'ask, tell'.

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            daasyun 打算 'intend, plan'.

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              seon 信 'believe'.

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                gong 講 'say'.

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                  geidak 記得 'remember', a factive.

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                    The verbs.

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