Abstract : The verbal system of Hausa (a chadic language) is not marked for tense, but has three aspect markers and two markers of aspect-modality. The markers for completive, incompletive and aimed at process have two forms each. These are not merely in complementary distribution. Forms I indicate an open list of occurrences and are associated with topicalisation, while forms II indicate a closed list of occurrences and are associated with focalisation.RÉSUMÉ: Le hausa (langue tchadique) n'a pas de marqueurs morphologiques de temps, mais trois marqueurs d'aspect (stricto sensu) et deux marqueurs aspecto-modals). L'accompli, l'inaccompli et la visée ont chacun deux formes qui ne sont pas simplement en distribution complémentaire, mais ont d...
Notre thèse s'adresse aux francophones qui veulent apprendre l'arabe, son lexique, sa syntaxe et sa ...
This book explores the thesis that in the Kwa languages of West Africa, aspect and modality are more...
Abstract ;The author describes the different forms of subordination in Gbaya, an oubanguian language...
Abstract : The verbal system of Hausa (a chadic language) is not marked for tense, but has three asp...
This article presents the structure of the tense-aspect system of Moore (Gur, Niger Congo), a langua...
This article presents the structure of the tense-aspect system of Moore (Gur, Niger Congo), a langua...
This dissertation examines the syntax and semantics of tense and aspect in Siamou (Niger-Congo, Kru)...
This dissertation examines the syntax and semantics of tense and aspect in Siamou (Niger-Congo, Kru)...
This thesis investigates temporal and aspectual reference in the typologically unrelated African lan...
grantor: University of TorontoThis thesis examines tense, mood and aspect (TMA) in French-...
grantor: University of TorontoThis thesis examines tense, mood and aspect (TMA) in French-...
Creole languages have been the subject of significant documentation and descriptive research, but li...
Most formal analyses of the semantics of tense, aspect, and modality (TAM) have been developed on th...
Most formal analyses of the semantics of tense, aspect, and modality (TAM) have been developed on th...
The submitted master's thesis deals with two significant Western African languages, Hausa and Barbar...
Notre thèse s'adresse aux francophones qui veulent apprendre l'arabe, son lexique, sa syntaxe et sa ...
This book explores the thesis that in the Kwa languages of West Africa, aspect and modality are more...
Abstract ;The author describes the different forms of subordination in Gbaya, an oubanguian language...
Abstract : The verbal system of Hausa (a chadic language) is not marked for tense, but has three asp...
This article presents the structure of the tense-aspect system of Moore (Gur, Niger Congo), a langua...
This article presents the structure of the tense-aspect system of Moore (Gur, Niger Congo), a langua...
This dissertation examines the syntax and semantics of tense and aspect in Siamou (Niger-Congo, Kru)...
This dissertation examines the syntax and semantics of tense and aspect in Siamou (Niger-Congo, Kru)...
This thesis investigates temporal and aspectual reference in the typologically unrelated African lan...
grantor: University of TorontoThis thesis examines tense, mood and aspect (TMA) in French-...
grantor: University of TorontoThis thesis examines tense, mood and aspect (TMA) in French-...
Creole languages have been the subject of significant documentation and descriptive research, but li...
Most formal analyses of the semantics of tense, aspect, and modality (TAM) have been developed on th...
Most formal analyses of the semantics of tense, aspect, and modality (TAM) have been developed on th...
The submitted master's thesis deals with two significant Western African languages, Hausa and Barbar...
Notre thèse s'adresse aux francophones qui veulent apprendre l'arabe, son lexique, sa syntaxe et sa ...
This book explores the thesis that in the Kwa languages of West Africa, aspect and modality are more...
Abstract ;The author describes the different forms of subordination in Gbaya, an oubanguian language...