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Jon Franco and Alazne Landa (2006). Preverbal N-Words and Anti-Agreement Effects.
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Example #1:
(3) Nunca no nos ha faltado de comer Basque Spanish
Never Neg. CL.1Pl has lacked to eat
`We never have run short of food'
Example #2:
(4) Aquí nadie no sabe sobre eso Basque Spanish
Here nobody Neg. knows about that
`Here nobody knows about that'
Example #3:
(5) Con este alcalde nada no tiene sentido Basque Spanish
With this mayor nothing Neg. has sense
`With this mayor, nothing makes sense'
Example #4:
(6) Inork ez daki
Nobody.ERG Neg. knows
`Nobody knows it'
Example #5:
(16) a. ¿A quiéni lei viste?
To whom CL saw-2
Who did you see?
Example #6:
b. No lei he visto a nadiei en el partido
NEG CL.3s I.have seen to nobody in the game
I didn't see no one at the game
Example #7:
c. Juan lesi quiere a todosi.
Juan CL love-3 to everybody
Juan loves them all
Example #8:
(17) a. *Inor etorri da
Nobody come has
Nobody has come
Example #9:
b. Ez da inor etorri
Neg-has nobody come
Nobody has come
Example #10:
(18) Q: Nor etorri da?
Who come has
Who has come?
Example #11:
(19) Ezer jan nahi al duzu?
Anything eat want COND. you
Would you want anything to eat?
Example #12:
(21) a. Nor ikusi duzu?
Who see 3-have-2
Who have you seen?
Example #13:
b. Nortzuk ikusi dituzu?
Who-Pl see 3Pl-have-2
Who have you seen?