Tagalog Relativization Fragment #
Two relative clause markers, differing only in RC position (postnominal and prenominal); both use the linker na ~ -ng with gap in NP_rel (-case) and relativize only the subject (ang-phrase). Non-subjects are promoted to subject by voice alternation before relativizing.
Tagalog is one of the paper's subjects-only witnesses for HC₁/HC₃ (§1.3.1 p. 70), "on the assumption that the 'focus' NP is the subject" — an assumption the paper itself flags as contested (§1.4.1.1, discussing Schachter's critique).
Data from [KC77] Table 1.
Prenominal RC with the linker na ~ -ng; NP_rel is deleted. Subjects only. "Restricting clauses can sometimes, especially when short, be presented to the left of the head ... a second RC-forming strategy" ([KC79] p. 347, ex. (111)).
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All Tagalog relative clause markers.