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The following interlinear glossed text data was extracted from a document found on the World Wide Web via a semi-automated process. The data presented here could contain corruption (degraded or missing characters), so the source document (link below) should be consulted to ensure accuracy. If you use any of the data shown here for research purposes, be sure to cite ODIN and the source document. Please use the following citation record or variant thereof:

MIN-JOO KIM (2004). EVENT-STRUCTURE AND THE INTERNALLY-HEADED RELATIVE CLAUSE CONSTRUCTION IN KOREAN AND JAPANESE.

URL: http://semanticsarchive.net/Archive/TVmZTYyZ/MinJoo%20Kim%20Thesis.pdf

(Last accessed 2009-07-23).

ODIN: http://odin.linguistlist.org/igt_raw.php?id= 1775&langcode=jpn (2021-09-30).

 

Example #1:

    (5)a.   Hotondo-no    gakusei-ga     dono syukudai-mo                teisyutusita.
    most-gen      student-nom every homework-mo                  turned.in.
    `Most students submitted every assignment.'
Example #2:

    sikenmae-ni             dasita]-no]-o          teisyutusita.
    before.exam-loc         assigned]-no]-Acc      turned.in.
    in.' ((i) Most > ; (ii) * > Most)
Example #3:

    teisyutusita]-no]-o    yatto           saitensioeta.
    turned.in]-no-acc      finally         finished.grading.
    them.' (i) Most > ; (ii) * > Most
Example #4:

    irete-oita-]-no]-o        paatii-ni      motte itta.
    put-aux-rel]-no]-acc party-to            brought.
    `Yoko put ten cookies in the refrigerator and Taroo brought them to the party.'
Example #5:

    toriagemasita ka?
    confiscated    Q?
    `What, brought by Ken, did the teacher confisticate?'
Example #6:

    oitekureta]-no [e]]-o               teniotta.
    put]-comp         __]-acc           picked.up.
    `Mary put an orange on the table and John picked it up.'
Example #7:

    toriagemasita ka?
    confiscated     Q?
    `What, brought by Ken, did the teacher confisticate?'
Example #8:

    (43)   Sensei-wa               nani-o         toriagemasita ka?
    teacher-top             what-acc       confiscated     Q?
    `What, brought by Ken, did the teacher confisticate?'
Example #9:

    irete-oita-] no [e]]-o         paatii-ni       motte itta.
    put-aux-rel]     no __]-acc    party-to        brought.
    party.'
Example #10:

    kaita-no]-o                kesa                      teisyutusita.
    wrote-no]-acc              this morning              turned_in.
    it/them this morning.'
Example #11:

    katte kita-]-no]-o             tana-ni          narabeta.
    buy.came-rel]-nml]-acc         shelf-on         placed.
    every newspaper and Taro shelved them (= the newspapers).'
Example #12:

    kaita-]-no]-o                       kesa              yonda.
    wrote-rel]-nml]-acc        this morning read.
    the term papers written by Taro).'
Example #13:

    sara-no          ue-ni        oita-oita]      no]-o          totta.
    plate-gen        top-on       put-asp]        det]-acc       picked.up
    morning.'
Example #14:

    katte kita-]-no]-o            tana-ni          narabeta.
    buy.came-rel]-nml]-acc        shelf-on         placed.
    every newspaper and Taro shelved them (= the newspapers).'
Example #15:

    (3)        Kyoo              Mary-ga           John-ni             fuku-o           kat-te       ki-ta.
    Today             M.-nom            J.-dat              clothes-acc      buy-comp     came.
    `Today Mary bought and brought home clothes for John.'
Example #16:

    kanyuusiyootosita.
    tried to talk into joining.
    her (= his wife) into joining the women's club in the neighborhood.'