Difference between revisions of "Talk:Noun Phrases in Runyankore-Rukiga"
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1.The three components of Noun and NP modification as advocated by Greenbaum.S& Quick.R's <ref> Greenbaum.S& Quick.R.(2007:363) A Student's Grammar of the English Language.Longman,England.</ref> (2007).These include; The head,The premodification and The postmodification. | 1.The three components of Noun and NP modification as advocated by Greenbaum.S& Quick.R's <ref> Greenbaum.S& Quick.R.(2007:363) A Student's Grammar of the English Language.Longman,England.</ref> (2007).These include; The head,The premodification and The postmodification. | ||
| − | 2.In line to the above, i think it is also important to have examples of both simple RR NP like <Phrase>16793</Phrase> and complex RR NPS like | + | 2.In line to the above, i think it is also important to have examples of both simple RR NP like <Phrase>16793</Phrase> and complex RR NPS like <Phrase>12869</Phrase> ,as we compare their elements and even see how far the RR NP can stretch them. |
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Thank you for your article about Bantu noun phrases specifically on RR NP.Its good you highlighted some dependant elements which modify RR nouns as seen on your example http://typecraft.org/tc2wiki/Special:TypeCraft/Editor/1078/12866.
Enkyende emwe mpango erikwiragura eriya
“That one big monkey which is black”
| Enkyende | ||
| e | n | kyende |
| IV | 9 | monkey |
| N | ||
| emwe | |
| e | mwe |
| 9 | one |
| QUANT | |
| mpango | |
| n | pango |
| 9 | big |
| ADJ | |
| erikwiragura | ||||
| e | ri | ku | iragur | a |
| 9 | REL | INF | black | FV |
| ADJ | ||||
| eriya | ||
| e | ri | ya |
| 9 | that | PART |
| DEM | ||
As you continue to develop the article with your focus of finding out the elements which modify the RR noun,or even the RR NP itself,can you consider;
1.The three components of Noun and NP modification as advocated by Greenbaum.S& Quick.R's [1] (2007).These include; The head,The premodification and The postmodification.
2.In line to the above, i think it is also important to have examples of both simple RR NP likeEnkyende emwe
“One monkey”
| Enkyende | ||
| e | n | kyende |
| IV | 9 | monkey |
| N | ||
| emwe | |
| e | mwe |
| 9 | one |
| QUANT | |
Enkyende emwe mpango eriya hari erikwiragura munonga niyo egyo ei
“That one big monkey over there, which is very black is the real one which”
| Enkyende | ||
| e | n | kyende |
| IV | 9 | monkey |
| N | ||
| emwe | |
| e | mwe |
| 9 | one |
| QUANT | |
| mpango | |
| n | pango |
| 9 | big |
| ADJ | |
| eriya | ||
| e | ri | ya |
| 9 | that | PART |
| DEM | ||
| hari |
| hari |
| erikwiragura | ||||
| e | ri | ku | iragur | a |
| 9 | REL | INF | black | FV |
| ADJ | ||||
| munonga |
| munonga |
| very |
| ADJ |
| niyo | |
| ni | yo |
| REL | 9 |
| REL | |
| egyo | |
| e | gyo |
| 9 | that |
| DET | |
| ei | |
| e | i |
| 9 | which |
| REL | |
,as we compare their elements and even see how far the RR NP can stretch them.
References
- ↑ Greenbaum.S& Quick.R.(2007:363) A Student's Grammar of the English Language.Longman,England.