Difference between revisions of "Fijian/Grammar"
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*Verb {{tag|v}} (including a subset of semi-auxiliary verbs) | *Verb {{tag|v}} (including a subset of semi-auxiliary verbs) | ||
:-{{morphTest|la’o{{tag|v}}|"go"}} | :-{{morphTest|la’o{{tag|v}}|"go"}} | ||
| − | :-{{morphTest|dree{{tag|v}}"pull"}} | + | :-{{morphTest|dree{{tag|v}}|"pull"}} |
===Semi-open Classes=== | ===Semi-open Classes=== | ||
===Closed Classes=== | ===Closed Classes=== | ||
Revision as of 03:12, 13 February 2018
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Main Part of Speech
The main parts of speech in Fijian include 3 open lexical classes, 2 semi-open classes, and 10 closed classes, which are further categorised into shifters and grammatical systems.
Open Classes
Open classes include Verb, tagged as <v>, Adjective, tagged as <adj>, and Noun, tagged as <n>. Furthermore, nouns have several subclasses: Personal Name, Place Name, and Common Noun, which is further divided into free and bound nouns).
- Verb <v> (including a subset of semi-auxiliary verbs)
- -la’o<v> ↔ "go"
- -dree<v> ↔ "pull"
