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Florian Siegl (2004). Some comments on interaction between temporal and information deixis.
URL: http://lepo.it.da.ut.ee/~flos/Folder_PDF/Information%20deixis.pdf
(Last accessed 2009-07-23).
ODIN: http://odin.linguistlist.org/igt_raw.php?id= 3306&langcode=ain (2021-09-26).
Example #1:
(41) núman húci ek ruwe ne
yesterday grandmother come eEVD COP
`Grandmother came yesterday.'
Example #2:
(42) kam k-e rusy ruwe ne
meat 1P-SING-NOM-eat want eEVD COP
`I want to eat meat.'
Example #3:
(43) núman húci ek hawe ne
yesterday grandmother come eSAID COP
`(I/you/he said that) Grandmother came yesterday.'
Example #4:
(44) kam k-e rusuy hawe ne
meat 1P-SING-NOM-eat want eSAID COP
`I (you/he) meant that I (you/he) wanted to eat meat.'
Example #5:
(45) eytasa tópen huni ne pekor kuyaynu.
too-much be-sweet eFELT COP in-that-way 1P-SING-NOM-think
`I think it's a bit too sweet'
Example #6:
(47) sitohu enka ta a-satke yakun pirkano sat kusu ne
heater above at/in INDEFP-NOM-dry if well dry supposition COP
`If you dry it above the heater, it will dry nicely'