Daniel Veronique : A note on "adjectives" in some French Creoles Creole "adjectives" differ from their French counterparts in terms of morphology - no formal variation and gender or number agreement - and of predication. The number of pre-posed adjectives in NP is low and predicative "adjectives" have diversely lost their stative properties in the creole languages examined. The verbal status of "adjectives" is directly related to the status of the copula in the languages discussed. Following the case, "adjectives" as such do not constitute a linguistic category.Véronique Georges Daniel. Note sur les «adjectifs» dans quelques créoles français. In: Langages, 34ᵉ année, n°138, 2000. Syntaxe des langues créoles [En hommage à Chris Corne] sous l...
Marcotte Stéphane. Les adjectives et leur antécédent dans La Vie de Saint Louis de Joinville. In: L'...
Creole languages are the most recent natural languages (Khim 2005). As a matter of fact the question...
Striking differences between Haitian Creole (HC) and its lexifier language, French (FR), concern (in...
Robert Chaudenson : Can a creole language be described without any reference to genesis ? Pronouns a...
Daniel Veronique: Grammatical categories and creolization : creole language syntax Creoles and Pidgi...
National audienceThis article discusses the existence of a class of adjectives in creole languages. ...
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This book gives an account of some particular strategies by which French-based creole languages deal...
Common criteria for identification of adjectives in English and French were first defined from a typ...
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Common criteria for identification of adjectives in English and French were first defined from a typ...
Alain Kjhm : The adjective in Portugese and in Kriyol : A study in comparative syntax The pre-theore...
Early in the genesis of Mauritian Creole (MC), the quantificational determiners of its lexifier lang...
Most French-based Creoles have a number of nouns that have originated from the reanalysis of the Fre...
In the recent literature on the cross-linguistic placement of adjectives it has been observed (Cinqu...
Marcotte Stéphane. Les adjectives et leur antécédent dans La Vie de Saint Louis de Joinville. In: L'...
Creole languages are the most recent natural languages (Khim 2005). As a matter of fact the question...
Striking differences between Haitian Creole (HC) and its lexifier language, French (FR), concern (in...
Robert Chaudenson : Can a creole language be described without any reference to genesis ? Pronouns a...
Daniel Veronique: Grammatical categories and creolization : creole language syntax Creoles and Pidgi...
National audienceThis article discusses the existence of a class of adjectives in creole languages. ...
International audienceWhich features are to be used to classify French adjectives? We propose about ...
This book gives an account of some particular strategies by which French-based creole languages deal...
Common criteria for identification of adjectives in English and French were first defined from a typ...
Version longue d'un article préparé pour publication dans une revue de linguistique (pour la publica...
Common criteria for identification of adjectives in English and French were first defined from a typ...
Alain Kjhm : The adjective in Portugese and in Kriyol : A study in comparative syntax The pre-theore...
Early in the genesis of Mauritian Creole (MC), the quantificational determiners of its lexifier lang...
Most French-based Creoles have a number of nouns that have originated from the reanalysis of the Fre...
In the recent literature on the cross-linguistic placement of adjectives it has been observed (Cinqu...
Marcotte Stéphane. Les adjectives et leur antécédent dans La Vie de Saint Louis de Joinville. In: L'...
Creole languages are the most recent natural languages (Khim 2005). As a matter of fact the question...
Striking differences between Haitian Creole (HC) and its lexifier language, French (FR), concern (in...