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Linglib.Fragments.Japanese.Indefinites

Japanese indefinite pronouns #

Japanese builds its indefinite series on the indeterminate pronouns with a particle: -ka (dare-ka 'someone'), -mo (dare-mo 'nobody' with clausemate negation, and without negation the universal 'everyone') and -demo (dare-demo 'anyone'). A member of a series is its marker applied to an interrogative of Japanese.Pronouns, which derives its form and category. The members are those of Haspelmath's table, in the Hepburn spelling of the interrogatives where he writes itu, doo and ikutu.

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The markers #

The -ka marker puts the particle -ka after the indeterminate.

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    The -mo marker puts the particle -mo after the indeterminate.

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      The -demo marker puts -demo after the indeterminate.

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        The person row #

        The series #

        The -ka series.

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          The -mo series, which has members only for a person, a thing, a place and a determiner.

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            The -demo series.

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